George Orwell
What’s inside
George Orwell’s ‘The Road to Wigan Pier’ offers a stark examination of the deplorable living conditions in England’s industrial areas during the 1930s and critiques social injustice.
You’ll Learn
- Insight into 1930s British society
- Understanding of historical social issues
- Reflection on economic inequalities
- Exposure to Orwell’s political thoughts
Key Points
- Depiction of poverty in Northern England
- Investigation of miners’ working conditions
- Critique of class divisions
- Exploration of socialist ideologies
- Personal reflections on society
- Analysis of middle-class prejudices
Who’s it For
- Social Historians
- Non-fiction Readers
- Political Science Enthusiasts
- Orwell Fans
About the author
George Orwell, born Eric Arthur Blair, was an influential British writer known for his works on social injustice and totalitarianism.