Orwell: The Man

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This paper looks at the works of author, George Orwell. George Orwell's upbringing, and life history are detailed in order to give us a glimpse into the influences that he would draw upon when writing his books. Taking this into account, this paper looks at several of his writings, including his most famous works, "Animal Farm," and "1984," in order to show how his writings were indeed, deeply influenced by the world events and his life experiences.

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"His work was controversial at the time, but "Animal Farm" and "1984" have both become classics. They are studied in many literature classes. Some people think they are very negative and even "bleak," but they are social commentaries, and those aren't always positive books. Orwell's outlook may have been equally bleak to write these books, he doesn't seem to like society, or have any hope it will get better, which comes out in these books."

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