圖書標籤: Orwell  Un-finished   

喜歡 The Road to Wigan Pier (Twentieth Century Classics) 的讀者還喜歡

It's like a report on the mining industry in GK, or on the life of the miners there, to be specific. Their dwelling, their working conditions, their income, etc. etc. Though I should read it in a thorough manner, with great sympathy I suppose, but ... gu

It's like a report on the mining industry in GK, or on the life of the miners there, to be specific. Their dwelling, their working conditions, their income, etc. etc. Though I should read it in a thorough manner, with great sympathy I suppose, but ... gu

It's like a report on the mining industry in GK, or on the life of the miners there, to be specific. Their dwelling, their working conditions, their income, etc. etc. Though I should read it in a thorough manner, with great sympathy I suppose, but ... gu

It's like a report on the mining industry in GK, or on the life of the miners there, to be specific. Their dwelling, their working conditions, their income, etc. etc. Though I should read it in a thorough manner, with great sympathy I suppose, but ... gu

It's like a report on the mining industry in GK, or on the life of the miners there, to be specific. Their dwelling, their working conditions, their income, etc. etc. Though I should read it in a thorough manner, with great sympathy I suppose, but ... gu

作者=伽禾（人民文学版《通往威根码头之路》译者） 一 《通往威根码头之路》是奥威尔在英国出版的第五本书。 一九三四年十月，奥威尔来到伦敦，在汉普斯特德（Hampstead）的爱书角书店做兼职店员。之前的十个月，因肺炎，他一直在索斯沃尔德（Southwold）的...  

我总偏好一个作者早期的作品，技巧上更生涩，但在表达上更为真挚。乔治·奥威尔以《动物农场》和《一九八四》闻名于世，是极权主义最坚定的反对者。世人也以此知之。 但这本《通往威根码头之路》却展现出了奥威尔完全不一样的一面。 分上下两部。 上部是对英国北部工业区的实地...  

在图书馆借了很久那版黑色封面的都没有看。后来在蜗牛上看到了这个版本。 开始看的时候有点诧异，竟然不是小说而是纪实文学。用的是英制单位，对他们不熟悉，导致所有的换算都很艰难，对当时的社会环境缺乏一个量化的认识。 书后面评论写道：同时期对《通往威根码头之路》的评...  

译后记 一 《通往威根码头之路》是奥威尔在英国出版的第五本书。 一九三四年十月，奥威尔来到伦敦，在汉普斯特德（Hampstead）的爱书角书店做兼职店员。之前的十个月，因肺炎，他一直在索斯沃尔德（Southwold）的父母家中休养（期间创作《牧师的女儿》）。兼职包食宿，写作...  

奥威尔探访贫民窟后写成了这本书，应该算是Down and Out in Paris and Lodon的姊妹篇吧。总的来说不推荐，除非是对英国当时的底层社会有兴趣。比起奥威尔的其他作品，这本无论在思想深度还是在描写层面都只能说很一般。但依然有两点让我印象深刻。 在书的上半部分，奥威尔感...