“This sense of inadequate masculinity and constant self-awareness – the kind that makes Bowling picture himself walking down the road with his fat face, false teeth and vulgar clothes – is a huge part of what makes Orwell’s novels so readable. Just look at how Winston greets Julia’s advances with a classically Orwellian self-assessment. “I’m thirty-nine years old. I’ve got a wife that I can’t get rid of. I’ve got varicose veins. I’ve got false teeth,” he tells her. “What could attract you to a man like me?” Who could resist that for a chat-up line? Had he been around in the real 1984, Winston would surely have been a fan of the Smiths”.
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Eric, acho perigoso desvincular a obra de Orwell da política. É uma atitude pró alienação promovida por literatos norteamericanos, que renegam a arte enquanto documento político. Mas aí teriamos que entrar no conceito de política.