THE PLACE OF GEORGE ORWELL IN ENGLISH PROSE AND THE REASONS FOR HIS ENTRY INTO LITERATURE

Abstract

This article analyzes the journalistic mastery of the writer George Orwell as well as the reasons for his entry into literature. It is demonstrated that he was a perceptive and skillful observer who, in any circumstance, was able to find a path to people’s hearts through words. The study also discusses the idea that although the writer was a product of his time, he was capable of critically and profoundly examining the causes and consequences of the two World Wars. Orwell’s critical approach to political systems and ideological structures is examined, highlighting his ability to reflect the spirit of the era while maintaining an independent and analytical perspective