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: Documentary into Novel,s. His next book, ., an account of his experiences in the Spanish war, was a personal narrative, like ., which combined documentary observation, social and political commentary and autobiographical reflection.

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rted as a novelist by imitating literary models, especially Dickens, Kipling, Wells and D.H.Lawrence. Later he adapted the voice, style and subject-matter of his essays and political journalism to the novel. This book not only places Orwell‘s attempts to incorporate politics into fiction in the cont

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Voice Mechanisms and Performance,nteresting and readable, Orwell’s early novels are limited by their imitative forms and autobiographical bias. Yet once he discovered ways to express political ideas in fiction, Orwell wrote two of the most powerful works of the century: the fable . (1945) and the anti-utopian satire . (1949).

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,Orwell’s Life and Work: The Political Context,nteresting and readable, Orwell’s early novels are limited by their imitative forms and autobiographical bias. Yet once he discovered ways to express political ideas in fiction, Orwell wrote two of the most powerful works of the century: the fable . (1945) and the anti-utopian satire . (1949).

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: An Anti-Utopia,ghts as well as their words’ ., 3.12). And in an essay on his friend Arthur Koestler, a refugee from Fascist and Communist prisons, he noted that England had no ‘concentration camp literature’, like Koestler’s . (1941), a novel that describes the arrest, torture and forced confession of a Soviet commissar.

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Conclusion,ic discourse, and . added a new and serious element to science fiction. It not only warned of the dangers to freedom posed by totalitarian tendencies in East and West, but provided a language to describe it.

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Toyin Ajibade Adisa,Chima Mordi,Emeka Oruhe he worked on ., which he completed by October. Since his return from Burma and Paris he had gone tramping and hop-picking, had briefly slept out on the streets and had even been arrested. He had written essays about these experiences and now tried to combine documentary and autobiographical essays with fiction.