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1.1 에세이

조지 오웰의 에세이를 선별한 단행본이 다수 번역되었다. 중복 번역된 글도 좀 있지만 오웰의 중요한 에세이들은 대략 번역된 셈이다. 박경서, 이한중 역서는 역자들이 선정, 편집한 것이고 하윤숙 역서는 2008년에 편집된 《모든 예술은 프로파간다다》(All Art Is Propaganda: Critical Essays)를 원서로 한다. 김영진 역서는 오웰이 언론에 실었던 글들 위주로 묶였다.

2 영어판 전집

러시아 매니아의 정리 [1]
Peter Davison
  • v. 1. Down and out in Paris and London 1930
Orwell and the Dispossessed
Introduction
Editorial Note
Acknowledgements

--Foreword to The End of the 'Old School Tie' by T. C. Worsley
--From Burma to Paris
--'Unemployment', Le Progrès Civique, 29 December 1928
--'A Farthing Newspaper', G.K.'s Weekly, 29 December 1928
--Review: Lionel Britton, Hunger and Love; F. O. Mann, Albert Grope
--Letter to Dennis Collings, 27 August 1931
--Hop-Picking Diary, 25 August to 8 October 1931
--Unpublished essay, 'Clink', August 1932
--'Common Lodging Houses', New Statesman & Nation, 3 September 1932
--Letter to Leonard Moore, 19 November 1932
--Publication of Down and Out in Paris and London, 9 January 1933
--Down and Out in Paris and London
--Introduction to French edition of Down and Out in Paris and London, 15 October 1934
--Letter to the Editor of The Times, 11 February 1933
--Poem: 'A dressed man and a naked man', The Adelphi, October 1933
--Review: Jack Hilton, Caliban Shrieks, March 1935
--Poem: 'St Andrew's Day, 1935', The Adelphi, November 1935
--'Poverty in Marrakech', extract from Orwell's Morocco Diary, 27 September 1938
--Review: Martin Block, Gypsies, December 1938
--'Democracy in the British Army', Left Forum, September 1939
--'Boys' Weeklies', Horizon, 11 March 1940
--'Notes on the Way', Time and Tide, 30 March 1940
--Letter to Humphry House, 11 April 1940
--Review: Jack Hilton, English Ways, July 1940
--Review: A. J. Jenkinson, What Do Boys and Girls Read?, July 1940
--Review: T. C. Worsley, Barbarians and Philistines: Democracy and the Public Schools, 14 September 1940
--Discussion: 'The Proletarian Writer', with Desmond Hawkins, The Listener, 19 December 1940
--'The Home Guard and You: George Orwell puts a personal question to "make-believe democrats" - and real ones', Tribune, 20 December 1940
--'A Roadman's Day', Picture Post, 15 March 1941
--'The Art of Donald McGill', Horizon, September 1941
--'Rudyard Kipling', Horizon, February 1942
--'Answering You', BBC, London and MBS, New York, 18 October 1942
--'Not Enough Money: A Sketch of George Gissing', Tribune, 2 April 1943
--'The Detective Story', translated from French, Fontaine, 1944
--Extracts from London Letter to Partisan Review, 17 April 1944
--Review: Hilda Martindale, CBE, From One Generation to Another, 29 June 1944
--Extracts from 'As I Please', 35, Tribune, 28 July 1944
--Review: Marie Paneth, Branch Street, 13 August 1944
--'Raffles and Miss Blandish', Horizon, October 1944
--'In Defence of P. G. Wodehouse', The Windmill, July 1945
--'The Sporting Spirit', Tribune, 14 December 1945
--Review: Robert Tressall, The Ragged-Trousered Philanthropists, 25 April 1946
--'How the Poor Die', Now, November 1946

Further Reading
Index
  • v. 2. Burmese days 1933 [2]
  • v. 3. A clergyman's daughter 1934
  • v. 4. Keep the aspidistra flying 1935 [3]
  • v. 5. The road to Wigan Pier 1935
Orwell's England
Introduction
Editorial Note
Acknowledgements

--From Burma to Paris
--'A Day in the Life of a Tramp', Le Progrès Civique, 5 January 1929
--'Hop-Picking', New Statesman & Nation, 17 October 1931
--Poem: 'Summer-like for an instant', The Adelphi, May 1933
--Poem: 'On a Ruined Farm near the His Master's Voice Gramophone Factory', The Adelphi, April 1934
--Letter to Brenda Salkeld, 7 May 1935
--Review: Patrick Hamilton, Twenty Thousand Streets under the Sky; Katherine M. Williams, The Proceedings of the Society; R. G. Goodyear, I Lie Alone, 1 August 1935
--Extracts from 'The Road to Wigan Pier' Diary, 31 January to 16 March 1936
--Extracts from Orwell's 'Notes on Houses', Barnsley
--Letter to Jack Common, 16? April 1936
--Review: W. F. R. Macartney, Walls Have Mouths: A Record of Ten Years' Penal Servitude, November 1936
--Publication of 'The Road to Wigan Pier', 8 March 1937
--The Road to Wigan Pier
--Orwell's sketch-map of his journey to the North
--Extract from 'Your Questions Answered': Wigan Pier, BBC, 2 December 1943
--Review: Wal Hannington, The Problem of the Distressed Areas; Jane Hanley, Grey Children; Neil Stewart, The Fight for the Charter, 27 November 1937
--Letter from Eileen Blair to Jack Common, 20 July 1938
--Letter to Jack Common, 25 August 1938
--Extracts from Orwell's Domestic Diaries, 9 August 1938 -- 14 April 1939, and War-time Diaries, 8 June 1940 -- 4 July 1942
--'My Country Right or Left', Folios of New Writing, Autumn 1940
--Film Review: Eyes of the Navy; The Heart of Britain; Unholy War, 15 February 1941
--The Lion and the Unicorn: Socialism and the English Genius, 19 February 1941
--Part I: England Your England
--Review: D. W. Brogan, The English People, 27 May 1943
--Extract from 'As I Please', 12 (A home of their own), Tribune, 18 February 1944
--Review: Sir William Beach Thomas, The Way of a Countryman, 23 March 1944
--Review: Edmund Blunden, Cricket Country, 20 April 1944
--The English People, completed 22 May 1944; published 1947
--England at First Glance
--The Moral Outlook of the English People
--The Political Outlook of the English People
--The English Class System
--The English Language
--The Future of the English People
--'Survey of "Civvy Street"', Observer, 4 June 1944
--Extract from 'As I Please', 37 (The colour bar), Tribune, 11 August 1944
--'The French Believe We Have Had a Revolution', Manchester Evening News, 20 March 1945
--'Just Junk -- But Who Could Resist It?', Evening Standard, 5 January 1946
--'Poetry and the Microphone', The New Saxon Pamphlets, March 1945
--Review: Mark Abrams, The Condition of the British People, 1911-1945, 17 January 1946
--'Decline of the English Murder', Tribune, 15 February 1946
--Extract from 'As I Please', 77 (Scrapping the British system of weights and measures), Tribune, 14 March 1947
--'Such, Such Were the Joys', 1939?--June 1948?

Further Reading
Index
  • v. 6. Homage to Catalonia 1936
Orwell in Spain
Introduction
Editorial Note
Acknowledgements

--Orwell's Journey to Spain
--Extract from 'As I Please', 42 (The journey to Spain), Tribune, 15 September 1944
--Jennie Lee to Margaret M. Goalby, 23 June 1950: Orwell's Arrival in Barcelona
--Orwell in Spain, December 1936
--Extract from Letter from Eileen Blair to Leonard Moore, 31 January 1937
--'British Author with the Militia', The Spanish Revolution: Bulletin of the Workers' Party of Marxist Unification (POUM)
--Letter from Eileen Blair to her mother, 22 March 1937
--Letter to Eileen Blair, 5? April 1937
--Extract from Letter from Eileen Blair to Leonard Moore, 12 April 1937
--Letter from Eileen Blair to her brother, Dr Laurence ('Eric') O'Shaughnessy, 1 May 1937
--Extract from Letter to Victor Gollancz, 1 May 1937
--Orwell's Wound
--Letter to Cyril Connolly, 8 June 1937
--Letter from Eileen Blair to Dr Laurence ('Eric') O'Shaughnessy, c. 10 June 1937
--Escape from Spain
--Reports on Eric and Eileen Blair to Tribunal for Espionage and High Treason, Valencia
--Report on Charles Doran
--Homage to Catalonia
--'Spilling the Spanish Beans', New English Weekly, 29 July and 2 September 1937
--Letter from Eileen Blair to John McNair, 29 July 1937
--Letter from George Kopp to Dr Laurence O'Shaughnessy, 7 July 1937
--Letter from George Kopp to Lt.-Col. Burillo, Chief of Police, Barcelona, 7 July 1937 (translation)
--Letter from George Kopp to Eileen Blair, 8 July 1937
--Review: Franz Borkenau, The Spanish Cockpit; John Sommerfield, Volunteer in Spain, 31 July 1937
--Letter to Rayner Heppenstall, 31 July 1937
--'Eye-Witness in Barcelona', Controversy, August 1937
--Abstracts of Reports on the Spanish Civil War in the Daily Worker and News Chronicle, 1936-7
--Letter to Amy Charlesworth, 1 August 1937
--Letter to Charles Doran, 2 August 1937
--Unpublished response to Authors Take Sides on the Spanish War, 3-6 August 1937
--Letter to Geoffrey Gorer, 15 September 1937
--Review: Mary Low and Juan Brea, Red Spanish Notebook; R. Timmermans, Heroes of the Alcazar; Martin Armstrong, Spanish Circus, 9 October 1937
--Letter to H. N. Brailsford, 10 December 1937
--Review: Mairin Mitchell, Storm Over Spain; Arnold Lunn, Spainish Rehearsal; E. Allison Peers, Catalonia Infelix; José Ortega y Gasset, Invertebrate Spain, 11 December 1937
--Letter from H. N. Brailsford to Orwell, 17 December 1937
--Letter to H. N. Brailsford, 18 December 1937
--Review: G. L. Steer, The Tree of Gernika; Arthur Koestler, Spanish Testament, 5 February 1938
--Letter to the Editor, Time and Tide: '"Trotskyist" Publications', 5 February 1938
--Letter to Raymond Mortimer, 9 February 1938
--Letter to Stephen Spender, 2 April 1938
--Letter to Geoffrey Gorer, 18 April 1938
--'Notes on the Spanish Militias'
--To the Editor, The Times Literary Supplement, 14 May 1938
--Letter from Sir Richard Rees to Orwell, 25 May 1938
--Letter to the Editor, The Listener, 16 June 1938
--Review: Robert Sencourt, Spain's Ordeal; Anonymous, Franco's Rule, 23 June 1938
--Review: Frank Jellinek, The Civil War in Spain, 8 July 1938
--Review: The Duchess of Atholl, Searchlight on Spain, 16 July 1938
--Letter to the Editor, Manchester Guardian, 5 August 1938
--Letter to Yvonne Davet, 18 August 1938
--Letter to Raymond Postgate, 21 October 1938
--Summary of article from La Flèche, 14 October 1938
--Review: E. Allison Peers, The Church in Spain, 1737-1937; Eoin O'Duffy, Crusade in Spain, 24 November 1938
--Letter to Frank Jellinek, 20 December 1938
--'Release of George Kopp', Independent News, 23 December 1938
--'Caesarean Section in Spain', The Highway, March 1939
--Letter to Yvonne Davet, 19 June 1939
--Review: Nancy Johnstone, Hotel in Flight, December 1939
--Review: S. Casado, The Last Days of Madrid; T. C. Worsley, Behind the Battle, 20 January 1940
--Review: E. Allison Peers, The Spanish Dilemma; Charles Duff, A Key to Victory: Spain, 21 December 1940
--Extract from War-time Diary, 22 January 1941
--Review: Arturo Barea, The Forge, September 1941
--Extract from Letter to Partisan Review, 23 September 1941
--Extract from BBC Weekly News Review for India, 22 (Comparison with the Spanish Civil War), 16 May 1942
--'Looking Back on the Spanish War' (1942?), New Road, January 1943?
--Proposed BBC Broadcast on the Spanish Civil War, 3 December 1942
--Review: E Allison Peers, Spain in Eclipse, 1937-1943; Lawrence Dundas, Behind the Spanish Mask, 28 November 1943
--Extracts from 'As I Please', 10, (How the lie becomes truth), Tribune, 4 February 1944
--'The Eight Years of War: Spanish Memories', Observer, 16 July 1944
--Review: Charles d'Ydewalle, An Interlude in Spain, 24 December 1944
--Review: Arturo Berea, The Clash, 24 March 1946
--Orwell's Pamphlet Collection: Spanish Civil War
--A Summary of letters from and to David Astor, 4 and 5 March 1949

Further Reading
Index
  • v. 7. Coming up for air 1938 [4]
    • inside the whale 1940 [5]
    • lion and unicorn 1941
    • BBC + london letters 1941 ORWELL: THE WAR BROADCASTS / THE WAR COMMENTARIES
    • as i please 1943 + tribune
    • observer 1944 + book reviews [6]
GEORGE ORWELL AND THE NEW STATESMAN 1984
Hop Picking 17 October 1931
Common Lodging Houses 3 September 1932
Experientia Docet 28 August 1937
Glimpses and Reflections 12 March 1938
On the Brink 13 July 1940
Charles Reade 17 August 1940
The English Civil War 24 August 1940
Holding Out 14 September 1940
History Books 21 September 1940
Wishful Thinking and the Light Novel 19 October 1940
Mis-Observation 26 October 1940
By-Words 16 November 1940
Landfall 7 December 1940
Guerillas 14 December 1940
Darkness at Noon 4 January 1941
Two Glimpses of the Moon 18 January 1941
The Beauty of the Dead 25 January 1941
The People’s Army 15 February 1941
England is My Village 22 February 1941
The Defenders 15 March 1941
Perfide Albion 21 November 1942
Pamphlet Literature 9 January 1943
War in Burma 14 August 1943
Seeing Things as They Are: Selected Journalism and Other Writings
EXTRACT from 'As I Please', 11 June 1944: On the Perversion of Book Reviewing
REVIEW: Hilda Martindale, From One Generation to Another The Orwells Bombed Out, 28 June 1944
EXTRACT from As I Please', 7 July 1944: The Flying Bomb
EXTRACT from 'London Letter', 24 July 1944: Highly Unpopular Subjects
EXTRACT from As I Please', 11 August 1944: The Colour Bar
REVIEW: Marie Paneth, Branch Street
EXTRACT from As I Please', 1 September 1944: The Warsaw Uprising
EXTRACT from As I Please', 15 September 1944: A Paris Taxi-Driver
'London Letter', October 1944(?): I Have Tried to Tell the Truth: errors and mistakes
EXTRACT from As I Please', 24 November 1944: On the Rudeness of Shopkeepers
EXTRACT from As I Please', 4 December 1944: The V2
REVIEW: L.A.G. Strong, Authorship
EXTRACTS from As I Please', 2 February 1945: Huns and Other Such Names; A V-1 Explosion; The Three Super-states of the Future
'In Defence of P.G. Wodehouse'
'Paris Puts a Gay Face on Its Miseries'
LETTER to Tribune: 'The Polish Trial'
RESPONSE to 'Orwell and the Stinkers'
REVIEW: Pierre Maillaud, The English Way
'The Sporting Spirit'
REVIEW: 'Freedom and Happiness' [Yevgeny Zamyatin, We]
'The Cost of Radio Programmes'
'Books v Cigarettes'
REVIEW: Robert Tressall, The Ragged-Trousered Philanthropists
EXTRACTS from 'London Letter', May 1946(?): Scarcity and Despair; The Literary Front - and Birth of the Third Programme
'The Cost of Letters'
BROADCAST: 'The Written Word': The first sustained critical assessment of Orwell's journalism
'As I Please', 15 November 1946: Polish Immigration; On Hanging
'Riding Down from Bangor'
EXTRACT from As I Please', 22 November 1946: Intelligence and Popularity of Newspapers
EXTRACT from As I Please', 29 November 1946: What Is Dominant: a Desire for Power or for Wealth?
'As I Please', 6 December 1946: Trilby and Anti-Semitism; Authors' Decline; Four-letter Words
EXTRACT from As I Please', 13 December 1946: Expenditure on Alcohol, Tobacco and Books; Soviet and US positions at United Nations
'As I Please', 20 December 1946: Overindulging at Christmas
EXTRACTS from 'As I Please', 3 January 1947: The Gap Between Function and Reward on a Luxury Liner; Persecution of Writers in USSR
EXTRACTS from 'As I Please', 7 February 1947: The fate of Burmese Minorities; H.G. Wells on Printing Errors
EXTRACTS from 'As I Please', 14 February 1947: Poles in Scotland; Scottish Nationalism
As I Please', 28 February 1947: Handwriting and Creative Writing
EXTRACT from As I Please', 14 March 1947: Rationalised Spelling and Imperial Measure
EXTRACTS from 'As I Please', 28 March 1947: Mass Observation; Seeking Spring
'In Defence of Comrade Zilliacus'
REVIEW: James Laughlin, ed., Spearhead: Ten Years' Experimental Writing in America
REVIEW: Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
REVIEW: Jean-Paul Sartre, Portrait of the Anti-Semite
REVIEW: T.S. Eliot, Notes Towards the Definition of Culture
'Evelyn Waugh'
Last of Orwell's Statements on 1984
Orwell's Death, 21 January 1950
Appendix //: Estimates of Orwell's Earnings, 1922-45
Selective Chronology
A Short List of Further Reading
Acknowledgements
Follow Penguin
  • v. 8. Animal farm 1944 [7]
Orwell and Politics
Introduction
Editorial Note
Acknowledgements

--'How a Nation Is Exploited: The British Empire in Burma', Le Progrès Civique, 4 May 1929
--'A Hanging', The Adelphi, August 1931
--Review: Alec Brown, The Fate of the Middle Classes, May 1936
--Review: Mark Channing, Indian Mosaic, 15 July 1936
--'Shooting an Elephant', New Writing, 2, Autumn 1936
--Review: Fenner Brockway, Workers' Front, 17 February 1938
--Anonymous review: Maurice Collis, Trials in Burma, 9 March 1938
--Letter to the Editor, 'Ends and Means', New English Weekly, 26 May 1938
--Review: Eugene Lyons, Assignment in Utopia, 9 June 1938
--'Why I Join the I.L.P.', New Leader, 24 June 1938
--Review: Franz Borkenau, The Communist International, 22 September 1938
--Extract from Letter from Eileen Blair to Marjorie Dakin, 27 September 1938
--Manifesto: If War Comes, We Shall Resist, New Leader, 30 September 1938
--Extract from Letter from Marjorie Dakin to Eileen Blair and Orwell, 3 October 1938
--Letter to John Sceats, 24 November 1938
--Letter to Charles Doran, 26 November 1938
--'Political Reflections on the Crisis', The Adelphi, December 1938
--Review: N. de Basily, Russia under Soviet Rule, 12 January 1939
--Review: F. J. Sheed, Communism and Man, 27 January 1939
--Letter to Herbert Read, 5 March 1939
--Review: Clarence K. Streit, Union Now, July 1939
--Extracts from Orwell's 'Diary of Events Leading Up to the War', 2 July--3 September 1939
--Application to Enrol for War Service, 9 September 1939
--Review: Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf, 21 March 1940
--Extracts from Orwell's 'War-time Diary', 28 May--20 June 1940
--Review: Jack London, The Iron Heel; H. G. Wells, Then the Sleeper Wakes; Aldous Huxley, Brave New World; Ernest Bramah, The Secret of the League, 12 July 1940
--Review: The English Revolution: 1640, edited by Christopher Hill, 24 August 1940
--Extracts from London Letter to Partisan Review (Current political situation), 3 January 1941
--The Lion and the Unicorn: Socialism and the English Genius, 19 February 1941
--Part II: Shopkeepers at War
--Part III: The English Revolution
--Extract from London Letter to Partisan Review (Support for Labour leaders; preservation of democracy in wartime), 15 April 1941
--Extract from London Letter to Partisan Review, 'The Anglo-Soviet Alliance', 17 August 1941
--Review: Louis Fischer, Men and Politics, Christmas 1941
--Sir Stafford Cripps's Mission to India, March-April 1942
--Extract from BBC Weekly News Review for India, 14, 14 March 1942
--Extracts from War-time Diary, 1, 3 and 10 April 1942
--Extract from BBC Weekly News Review for India, 18, 18 April 1942
--Extracts from War-time Diary, 18 and 29 April 1942
--London Letter to Partisan Review, 'The British Crisis', 8 May 1942
--Extracts from War-time Diary, 7 June and 12 August 1942
--Letter to Tom Wintringham, 17 August 1942
--Review: Mulk Raj Anand, Letters on India, 19 March 1943
--London Letter to Partisan Review (Dissolution of the comintern; growth of the Common Wealth Party: c. 23 May 1943)
--'Literature and the Left', Tribune, 4 June 1943
--'Gandhi in Mayfair'. Review of Lionel Fielden, Beggar My Neighbour, September 1943
--Letter from Roy Walker to Orwell, 28 September 1943
--Review: Harold J. Laski, Reflections on the Revolution of Our Time, 10 October 1943
--'Who Are the War Criminals?' Review of 'Cassius', The Trial of Mussolini, 22 October 1943
--Review: Henry Noel Brailsford, Subject India, 20 November 1943
--Extract from 'As I Please', 4 (On dissociating Socialism from Utopianism), Tribune, 24 December 1943
--Extract from London Letter to Partisan Review (Parliament and the monarchy), 15 January 1944
--Review: James Burnham, The Machiavellians, 20 January 1944
--Completion of Animal Farm
--Publication of Animal Farm, 17 August 1945
--Animal Farm
--'As I Please', 17 (What is Fascism?), Tribune, 24 March 1944
--Review: Louis Fischer, Empire, 13 May 1944
--'Benefit of Clergy: Some Notes on Salvador Dali', intended for The Saturday Book, 4, 1944
--Conclusion to letter to John Middleton Murry, 5 August 1944
--Review: Selections from the Works of Gerrard Winstanley, edited by Leonard Hamilton, 3 September 1944
--Review: Beverley Nichols, Verdict on India, 29 October 1944
--Review: Conrad Heiden, Der Führer, 4 January 1945
--Extract from 'As I Please', 56 (On European freedom), Tribune, 26 January 1945
--Extract from 'As I Please', 59 (Future of Burma), Tribune, 16 February 1945
--Extract from 'Occupation's Effect on French Outlook' (Post-liberation killings in France), Observer, 4 March 1945
--'Notes on Nationalism', Polemic, October 1945
--Unpublished Letter to Tribune (Trial of sixteen Poles in Moscow), 'Polish Trial', 26? June 1945
--'The Prevention of Literature', Polemic, January 1946
--'Freedom of the Park', Tribune, 7 December 1945
--'Politics and the English Language', Horizon, April 1946
--'Freedom and Happiness', Tribune, 4 January 1946
--The Intellectual Revolt, four articles, Manchester Evening News
--1. 'The Intellectual Revolt', 24 January 1946
--2. 'What is Socialism?', 31 January 1946
--3. 'The Christian Reformers', 7 February 1946
--4. 'Pacifism and Progress', 14 February 1946
--Afterword (translated from German of Neue Auslese), April 1946
--Extract from letter to Arthur Koestler, 5 March 1946
--'Do Our Colonies Pay?', Tribune, 8 March 1946
--'Some Thoughts on the Common Toad', Tribune, 12 April 1946
--Unsigned Editorial (On defending intellectual decency), Polemic, 3, May 1946
--'Why I Write', Gangrel, Summer 1946
--Extract from 'As I Please', 61 (Attitudes to immigrants), Tribune, 15 November 1946
--Extract from 'As I Please', 68 (Class distinction), Tribune, 3 January 1947
--Extract from 'As I Please', 70 (Attitudes to Poles in Scotland), Tribune, 24 January 1947
--Extract from 'As I Please', 73 (Scottish Nationalism), Tribune, 14 February 1947
--'Toward European Unity', Partisan Review, July--August 1947
--'Marx and Russia', Observer, 15 February 1948
--'Writers and Leviathan', Politics and Letters, Summer 1948
--Review: Jean-Paul Sartre, Portrait of the Anti-Semite, 7 November 1948
--'Reflections on Gandhi', Partisan Review, January 1949
--Orwell's Statement on Nineteen Eighty-Four, July 1949
--Extracts from Orwell's List of Crypto-Communists and Fellow-Travellers
--Extracts from Orwell's Pamphlet Collection Catalogue

Further Reading
Selective Index
critical essays 1946
Charles Dickens
Boys’ Weeklies
Wells, Hitler and the World State
The Art of Donald McGill
Rudyard Kipling
W.B. Yeats
Benefit of Clergy: Some Notes on Salvador Dali
Arthur Koestler
Raffles and Miss Blandish
In Defence of P.G. Wodehouse
  • v. 9. Nineteen eighty-four 1947
SHOOTING AN ELEPHANT AND OTHER ESSAYS 1950
Shooting an Elephant
A Hanging
How the Poor Die
Lear, Tolstoy and the Fool
Politics vs. Literature: An Examination of Gulliver’s Travels
Politics and the English Language
Reflections on Gandhi
The Prevention of Literature
Second Thoughts on James Burnham
Confessions of A Book Reviewer
Books v. Cigarettes
Good Bad Books
Nonsense Poetry
Riding Down From Bangor
The Sporting Spirit
Decline of the English Murder
Some Thoughts on the Common Toad
A Good Word For the Vicar of Bray
  • v. 10. A kind of compulsion, 1903-1936 --
  • v. 11. Facing unpleasant facts, 1937-1939 [8]
  • v. 12. A patriot after all, 1940-1941 [9]
  • v. 13. All propaganda is lies, 1941-1942 [10]
  • v. 14. Keeping our little corner clean, 1942-1943 [11]
  • v. 15. Two wasted years, 1943 [12]
  • v. 16. I have tried to tell the truth, 1943-1944 [13]
  • v. 17. I belong to the Left: 1945 [14]
  • v. 18. Smothered under journalism, 1946 [15]
  • v. 19. It is what I think, 1947-1948 [16] [17]
  • v. 20 Our job is to make life worth living, 1949-1950 [18]
  • v. 21 The Lost Orwell
기타 편집본
  • life in letters [19]
  • George Orwell Diaries [20]
  • 50 articles in Gutenberg [21]
  • wikilibre full list [22]
George Orwell: Essays(Penguin Modern Classics)
Introduction	
Bibliographical Note	
Why I Write	p. 1
The Spike	p. 7
A Hanging	p. 14
Shooting an Elephant	p. 18
Bookshop Memories	p. 25
Marrakech	p. 29
Charles Dickens	p. 35
Boys' Weeklies	p. 78
Inside the Whale	p. 101
My Country Right or Left	p. 133
The Lion and the Unicorn	p. 138
Wells, Hitler and the World State	p. 188
The Art of Donald McGill	p. 193
Rudyard Kipling	p. 203
Looking Back on the Spanish War	p. 216
W. B. Yeats	p. 233
Poetry and the Microphone	p. 239
Benefit of Clergy: Some Notes on Salvador Dali	p. 248
Raffles and Miss Blandish	p. 257
Arthur Koestler	p. 268
Antisemitism in Britain	p. 278
In Defence of P. G. Wodehouse	p. 287
Notes on Nationalism	p. 300
Good Bad Books	p. 318
The Sporting Spirit	p. 321
Nonsense Poetry	p. 324
The Prevention of Literature	p. 328
Books v. Cigarettes	p. 341
Decline of the English Murder	p. 345
Politics and the English Language	p. 348
Some Thoughts on the Common Toad	p. 360
A Good Word for the Vicar of Bray	p. 363
Confessions of a Book Reviewer	p. 367
Politics vs Literature: An Examination of Gulliver's Travels	p. 370
How the Poor Die	p. 387
Riding Down from Bangor	p. 396
Lear, Tolstoy and the Fool	p. 401
Such, Such Were the Joys	p. 416
Writers and Leviathan	p. 453
Reflections on Gandhi	p. 459
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Reflections on War and Society

  • Spilling the Spanish Beans
  • Not Counting Niggers
  • Prophecies of Fascism
  • Wells, Hitler and the World State
  • Looking Back on the Spanish War
  • Who Are the War Criminals?
  • Future of a Ruined Germany
  • Revenge is Sour
  • You and the Atomic Bomb
  • Notes on Nationalism
  • Catastrophic Gradualism
  • Freedom of the Park
  • How the Poor Die
  • In Front of Your Nose

Thoughts on England

  • Democracy in the British Army
  • The Lion and the Unicorn: Socialism and the English Genius
  • Antisemitism in Britain
  • In Defence of English Cooking
  • Decline of the English Murder
  • Politics and the English Language

Views on Literature, Art & People

  • In Defence of the Novel
  • Notes on the Way
  • Charles Dickens
  • Charles Reade
  • Inside the Whale
  • Literature and Totalitarianism
  • The Art of Donald McGill
  • Rudyard Kipling
  • W. B. Yeats
  • Mark Twain—the Licensed Jester
  • Raffles and Miss Blandish
  • Arthur Koestler
  • Benefit of Clergy: Some Notes on Salvador Dali
  • Good Bad Books
  • Nonsense Poetry
  • In Defence of P. G. Wodehouse
  • Politics vs. Literature: An Examination of Gulliver’s Travels
  • Confessions of a Book Reviewer
  • The Prevention of Literature
  • Lear, Tolstoy and the Fool
  • Writers and Leviathan
  • Reflections on Gandhi

Book Reviews

  • Mein Kampf by Adolf Hitler
  • Personal Record by Julien Green
  • The Totalitarian Enemy by Franz Borkenau
  • Landfall by Nevil Shute and Nailcruncher by Albert Cohen
  • The Development of William Butler Yeats by V. K. Narayana Menon

Miscellaneous Writings

  • A Farthing Newspaper
  • The Spike
  • New Words
  • Boys’ Weeklies and Frank Richards’s Reply
  • Poetry and the Microphone
  • The Sporting Spirit
  • A Good Word for the Vicar of Bray
  • A Nice Cup of Tea
  • Pleasure Spots
  • Riding Down from Bangor
  • Some Thoughts on the Common Toad
  • James Burnham and the Managerial Revolution

Autobiographical Works

  • A Hanging
  • Down and Out in Paris and London
  • Bookshop Memories
  • Shooting an Elephant
  • The Road to Wigan Pier
  • Homage to Catalonia
  • Marrakech
  • Why I Write
  • Books vs. Cigarettes
  • Such, Such Were the Joys
  • As I Please

3 일본어판

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オーウェル評論集1
번역 원문

 민족주의에 대해서요.
• 아서 케스트러.
• 성직자의 특권: 살바도르 달리에 관한 몇 가지 기억과 글쓰기
• 러플스와 브랜디시 양.
• 영국의 반유대주의
• 공원의 자유
• 독일의 황폐한 미래
• 좋은 악서
• P.G. 우드하우스를 변호하다
• 말도 안 되는 시
• 민족주의에 관한
• 복수의 맛은 씁쓸하다.

ナショナリズムについて
・アーサー・ケストラー
・聖職者の特権:サルバドール・ダリに関するいくらかの覚え書き
・ラッフルズとミス・ブランディッシ
・イギリスにおける反ユダヤ主義
・公園の自由
・荒廃したドイツの未来
・良い悪書
・P・G・ウッドハウスを弁護する
・ナンセンス詩
・ナショナリズムについて
・復讐の味は苦い

オーウェル評論集 2 [26]? [27]?
번역 원문

 맛있는 차 한 잔


• 당신과 원자 폭탄
• 과학은 무엇인가?
스포츠 정신
• 맛있는 차 한 잔
• 영국식 살인의 쇠퇴
• 책, 담배,
• 브레이 목사님을 위한 변명
• 한 서평가의 고백
제임스 번햄과 경영혁명
- 가난한 자의 죽음.
• 환락의 땅

一杯のおいしい紅茶


・あなたと原子爆弾
・科学とは何か
・スポーツ精神
・一杯のおいしい紅茶
・イギリス風殺人の衰退
・本か、タバコか
・ブレイの牧師のための弁明
・一書評家の告白
・ジェームズ・バーナムと経営者革命
・貧しい者の死に様
・歓楽の地

オーウェル評論集 3
번역 원문

 코끼리를 쏘다



스파이크.
- 교수형.
• 서점의 기억
코끼리를 쏘다
• 탄광의 깊이
북쪽과 남쪽.
• 스페인의 비밀을 밝히다
마라케시.
• 소년 주간지
찰스 디킨스.

象を撃つ



・スパイク
・絞首刑
・本屋の思い出
・象を撃つ
・炭鉱の奥深く
・北と南
・スペインの秘密を明かす
・マラケシュ
・少年週刊誌
・チャールズ・ディケンズ

オーウェル評論集 4
번역 원문

 작가와 리바이어선

• 두꺼비에 관한 몇 가지 생각
· 문학의 금압
• 정치와 영어
• 내가 왜 글을 쓸까?
• 정치 대 문학: 갈리버 여행기 논고
뱅고에서 기차 여행
• 리어, 톨스토이, 웨이즈
• 작가와 리바이어선
간디를 돌봐줘.
• 그 즐거움과 날마다

作家とリヴァイアサン

・ヒキガエルにまつわるいくつかの考え
・文学の禁圧
・政治と英語
・なぜ私は書くのか
・政治対文学:ガリヴァー旅行記についての論考
・バンゴーからの汽車の旅
・リア、トルストイ、道化
・作家とリヴァイアサン
・ガンジーを顧みて
・あの楽しかりし日々

オーウェル評論集 5
번역 원문

 고래의 배에

찰스 리드.
• 고래의 배에
• 서평 아돌프 히틀러의 저서 "우리의 투쟁"
웰스, 히틀러, 세계 국가
러드야드 킵링.
도널드 맥길의 예술.
마크 트웨인, 공허한 궁정 도화사
W.B. 예이츠.
스페인 전쟁을 돌아보세요.
• 시와 마이크

鯨の腹の中で

・チャールズ・リード
・鯨の腹の中で
・書評 アドルフ・ヒトラー著「我が闘争」
・ウェルズ、ヒトラー、世界国家
・ラドヤード・キップリング
・ドナルド・マッギルの芸術
・マーク・トウェイン―公許の宮廷道化師
・W・B・イェイツ
・スペイン戦争を振り返って
・詩とマイクロフォン

オーウェル評論集 6
번역 원문

 사자와 일각 짐승


오른쪽이든 왼쪽이든 우리 조국
사자와 일각 짐승 - 사회주의와 영국의 특질
• 전쟁 범죄자는 누구인가?
파시즘이란 무엇인가
· 서평 F·A·하이액 저서 《예속으로 가는 길》, K·지리악스 저서 《과거의 거울》
• 유색 인종 출입 금지
• 영국 요리를 변호하다
• E. I. 자미아틴의 저서
• 수면의 달
• 눈앞에 있는 것
• 오스카 와일드의 저서 "사회주의 아래서 인간의 영혼"

ライオンと一角獣


・右であれ左であれ、わが祖国
・ライオンと一角獣―社会主義とイギリスの特質
・戦争犯罪人とは何者なのか
・ファシズムとは何か
・書評 F・A・ハイエク著「隷属への道」、K・ジリアクス著「過去の鏡」
・有色人種立ち入り禁止
・イギリス料理を弁護する
・書評 E・I・ザミャーチン著「われら」
・水面の月
・目の前にあるもの
・書評 オスカー・ワイルド著「社会主義の下での人間の魂」

オーウェル評論集 7
번역 원문

 새로운 단어

잭 런던의 책 "철의"
- 오이스터와 블랙 맥주.
• 이상하게도, 저속한 것이 아니라
• 새로운 단어
• 랜슬롯 호그벤, 콤프턴 맥켄지, 루스벨트,
• 선전과 민중 연설
파시즘과 민주주의
• 지식인의 반항
• 크리스마스를 맞이하라.
윈스턴 처칠의 책 "그들 중 가장 좋은 시간"
• 유럽의 유대를 향해

新しい言葉

・書評 ジャック・ロンドン著「鉄の踵」他
・オイスターと黒ビール
・おかしくても、下品ではなく
・新しい言葉
・書評 ランスロット・ホグベン著「インターグロッサ」、コンプトン・マッケンジー著「ミスター・ルーズベルト」
・プロパガンダと民衆的演説
・ファシズムと民主主義
・知識人の反抗
・クリスマスを迎えて
・書評 ウィンストン・チャーチル著「彼ら最良の時」
・ヨーロッパの結束へ向けて

全体主義の誘惑 オーウェル評論選 [28]
번역 원문

 한 서평: 히틀러 저서 『나의 투쟁』
두 성직자 특권, 살바도르 달리에 대한 각서.
세 민족주의에 대한 각서
네 문학을 막는 것
정치와 영어 5개.
여섯, 왜 글을 쓰는가?
일곱, 작가와 리바이어선.
8 장 폴 사르트르 저서 『반유대주의자의 초상』
9번 간디에 대해 생각하는 것.

一 書評:ヒットラー著『我が闘争』
二 聖職者特権―サルバドール・ダリについての覚書
三 ナショナリズムについての覚書
四 文学を阻むもの
五 政治と英語
六 なぜ書くか
七 作家とリヴァイアサン
八 書評:ジャン・ポール・サルトル著『反ユダヤ主義者の肖像』
九 ガンジーについて思うこと

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