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'A Sort Of Parricide': H.G. Wells And The Making Of George Orwell, Thomas Adams Coker
'A Sort Of Parricide': H.G. Wells And The Making Of George Orwell, Thomas Adams Coker
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George Orwell and H. G. Wells, both of whom have been dead now for nearly six decades, remain among the most popular and widely read authors in twentieth century English literature. At the same time, both men have become the foci of scholarly industries devoted to their life, thought, and work. Despite the fact that Orwell and Wells shared a number of significant literary, political, and even personal connections, relatively few Orwell or Wells scholars have bothered to examine them. As a result of this scholarly inattention, the nature and significance of Orwell's relationship with Wells have long been obscured …
'A Sort Of Parricide': H.G. Wells And The Making Of George Orwell, Thomas Adams Coker
'A Sort Of Parricide': H.G. Wells And The Making Of George Orwell, Thomas Adams Coker
All Theses
George Orwell and H. G. Wells, both of whom have been dead now for nearly six decades, remain among the most popular and widely read authors in twentieth century English literature. At the same time, both men have become the foci of scholarly industries devoted to their life, thought, and work. Despite the fact that Orwell and Wells shared a number of significant literary, political, and even personal connections, relatively few Orwell or Wells scholars have bothered to examine them. As a result of this scholarly inattention, the nature and significance of Orwell's relationship with Wells have long been obscured …