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Down and Out in Paris and london

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George Orwell

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Delving into the stark realities of poverty, the narrative follows George Orwell's transformative journey from a colonial policeman to a writer immersed in the slums of Paris and London. By living among the impoverished, he provides a raw and honest portrayal of the lives of the destitute, tackling themes of class inequality, homelessness, and social prejudice. First published in 1933, this seminal work remains relevant today, accompanied by an insightful introduction that highlights its literary and political significance within the broader context of social issues.

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Titre: Down and Out in Paris and london
Langue: Anglais
Auteurs: George Orwell
Éditeur: Tingle Books
Publié: 2020
Format: souple
Pages: 148
ISBN13: 9789390354610
Mots clés: Fiction, Histoire, Nonfiction, Cartes et voyages, Biographies et réflexions, Tourisme / Voyage, Classiques, Autobiographies et mémoires, France, Essais, 20e siècle, Journalisme littéraire, Angleterre, Littérature anglaise, Littérature de reportage, Grande-Bretagne, Londres, Souvenirs, Paris (ville), Paris, Pauvreté, Problèmes sociaux
Première publication: 1933
Titre original: Down and Out in Paris and London
Évaluation: 4,3 sur 5
Description: Delving into the stark realities of poverty, the narrative follows George Orwell's transformative journey from a colonial policeman to a writer immersed in the slums of Paris and London. By living among the impoverished, he provides a raw and honest portrayal of the lives of the destitute, tackling themes of class inequality, homelessness, and social prejudice. First published in 1933, this seminal work remains relevant today, accompanied by an insightful introduction that highlights its literary and political significance within the broader context of social issues.