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Down and Out in Paris and London

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George Orwell

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Focusing on his experiences as a struggling writer, Orwell's memoir captures life in Paris and London during the 1930s. Through vivid and honest storytelling, he recounts his search for work and nights spent on benches, while intertwining the stories of others facing similar hardships. The narrative highlights the stark contrasts and disturbing continuities in societal issues, particularly job insecurity and homelessness, making it a relevant read that resonates with contemporary audiences just as powerfully as it did nearly 90 years ago.

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Titre: Down and Out in Paris and London
Langue: Anglais
Auteurs: George Orwell
Éditeur: True Sign Publishing House
Publié: 2021
Pages: 154
ISBN13: 9789390852901
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: 5 sur 5
Description: Focusing on his experiences as a struggling writer, Orwell's memoir captures life in Paris and London during the 1930s. Through vivid and honest storytelling, he recounts his search for work and nights spent on benches, while intertwining the stories of others facing similar hardships. The narrative highlights the stark contrasts and disturbing continuities in societal issues, particularly job insecurity and homelessness, making it a relevant read that resonates with contemporary audiences just as powerfully as it did nearly 90 years ago.