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A COMMITTED WRITER, SOCIAL THEMES - Coggle Diagram
A COMMITTED WRITER
Orwell developed a
nonconformist
attitude
and
declared himself an
atheis
He rejected his bourgeois origins
identifying with
the working class
From the 1930s
he considered himself a socialist
but
believed that a writer should remain
independent of party lines
to warn society
For this reason
his most successful novels deal
with
political themes
SOCIAL THEMES
Orwell :
used clear language
focused on social issues
His works describe the suffering
caused by poverty
and warn against
the hypocrisy of modern society
In his last two books
he criticizes all forms of
totalitarianism
tyranny
Orwell, influenced by
Defoe
and
Dickens
His works describe
the suffering