George Orwell

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The exploration of George Orwell's legacy highlights the complex interplay between his literary merit and the cultural-political landscape that shaped his reputation. John Rodden meticulously examines the dualities in Orwell's identity, from novelist to essayist and socialist to anti-communist, while analyzing how various audiences have interpreted his work to fit their own agendas. By contextualizing Orwell's life and the reception of his writings, Rodden reveals the multifaceted images projected onto Orwell, including those of a moralist, anarchist, and cultural icon, ultimately clarifying his enduring significance.