Contributor
O'Neill, Terry, 1944-
Imprint:San Diego, CA : Greenhaven Press, c1998.
Description144 p. ; 23 cm.
Note:George Orwell: a life. - Animal Farm is a shallow, disappointing novel / Isaac Rosenfeld. - Animal Farm is a powerful and sad fable / Graham Greene. - Animal Farm is an amusing and alarming novel / Louis M. Ridenour. - Animal Farm is a successful animal fable / Christopher Hollis. - Animal Farm is trivial / Keith Alldritt. - Politics, not literary quality, has made Animal Farm a lasting novel / Stephen Sedley. - The fairy tale distances us from the terror / Patrick Reilly. - Mealymouthed critics ignore Animal Farm's anticommunist flavor / Spencer Brown. - Orwell shows that too much civilizing can harm good instincts / David L. Kubal. - Animal Farm shows how human frailty makes successful revolutions unlikely / Roberta Kalechofsky. - Animal Farm shows the evils of all dictatorships / Alex Zwerdling. - Animal Farm is a strong political allegory / Jeffrey Meyers. - Animal Farm exposes Orwell's sexism / Daphne Patai. - Orwell was "the wintry conscience of a generation" / V. S. Pritchett.
Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references (p. 136-138) and index.
Bibliography Note:"Works by George Orwell": p. 139.