George Orwell Studies Vol.3 No.2

Editorial

Humour beyond the gloom of Nineteen Eighty-Four – by Richard Lance Keeble

Nineteen Eighty-Four and Me

An Invitation to Big Brother – by Ron Bateman George Orwell and the Millennial Whoop? The Enduring Relevance of the Music of Nineteen Eighty-Four – by Carol Biederstadt Child Lore in Nineteen Eighty-Four – by Kristin Bluemel '23-F' vs '24-F': On Learning about Orwell at a Momentous Time in Spanish History – by Jesús Isaías Gómez López (Close) Encounters with George? – by John Rodden Patriarchal Norms and Sexual Desire in Michael Radford's Film of Nineteen Eighty-Four – by Martin Stollery Who was Julia? Nineteen Eighty-Four's Many Heroines – by D. J. Taylor  

Articles

Names in Burmese Days: A Fantasia – by Douglas Kerr Orwell and Captain Robinson's 'Poet': A More Than Cautionary Note – by Phil Baker Orwell in Paris: Who Was Ruth Graves? – by Darcy Moore Gordon Bowker: So Wonderfully Insightful into Orwell the Man and his Writings – by Richard Lance Keeble  

Re-evaluations

Tombs: Sharing Orwell's Penchant for Puncturing Shibboleths – by Darcy Moore  

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Book reviews