Rhetoric Society Quarterly Sep 1987

“To push the world”;: Orwell and the rhetoric of pamphleteering

Ralph S. Pomeroy University of California, Davis
Journal
Rhetoric Society Quarterly
Published
1987-09-01
DOI
10.1080/02773948709390795
CompPile
Search in CompPile ↗
Open Access
Closed
Topics
rhetorical criticism
Export
BibTeX RIS

Citation Context

Cited by in this index (0)

No articles in this index cite this work.

References (104) · 1 in this index

  1. Rieff, Philip. 1959.Freud: The Mind of the Moralist236New York
  2. Rieff Philip (1954)
    The Kenyon Review
  3. Howe, Irving, ed. 1964.Orwell's “Nineteen Eighty‐Four”: Text, Sources, Criticism227–37. New York
  4. Gray Paul (1983)
    Time
  5. Tucker Robert C. (1984)
    The Wilson Quarterly
Show all 104 →
  1. Jones Landon Y. (1984)
    People
  2. Crick Bernard (1982)
    George Orwell: A Life
  3. Orwell Sonia
    The Collected Essays, Journalism and Letters of George Orwell
  4. (1972)
    Decline of the English Murder and Other Essays
  5. Orwell George (1954)
    A Collection of Essays
  6. 1936.New English Weekly, September 24
  7. 1920–40.CEJLVol. 1, 262
  8. Saintsbury George (1892)
    Elizabethan and Jacobean Pamphlets
  9. Hudson Hoyt H. (1923)
    10.1080/00335632309379424
    The Quarterly Journal of Speech Education  ↗
  10. Howes, Raymond F., ed. 1961.Historical Studies of Rhetoric and Rhetoricians3–15. Ithaca
  11. Wichelns Herbert H. (1925)
    Studies in Rhetoric and Public Speaking in Honor of James Albert Winans
  12. Bryant Donald C. (1953)
    10.1080/00335635309381908
    Quarterly Journal of Speech  ↗
  13. Fisher, Walter R., ed. 1973.Rhetoric: A tradition in Tradition195–230. East Lansing
  14. Bryant
    Rhetoric: A Tradition in Transition
  15. Becker Samuel L. (1971)
    The Prospect of Rhetoric: Report of the National Developmental Project
  16. Booth Wayne C.
    The Prospect of Rhetoric
  17. Ehninger Douglas (1968)
    Philosophy and Rhetoric
  18. Orwell George (1948)
    British Pamphleteers
  19. Orwell George (1942)
    Twentieth Century Authors
  20. George Orwell
  21. CEJL
  22. Seaman, L. C. B. 1967.Post‐Victorian Britain: 1902–1951300London
  23. Fraser, G. S. 1964.The Modern Writer and His World, rev. ed. 156–157. Harmondsworth
  24. Warner, Marina. 1979.The Crack in the Teacup: Britain in the 20th Century98–100. London
  25. CEJL
  26. 1949.British Pamphleteers, January
  27. CEJLVol. IV, 531–32.
  28. Connolly Cyril
    CEJL
  29. CEJLVol. IV, 112n
  30. Fyvel T. R. (1950)
    World Review
  31. CEJL
  32. CEJL
  33. CEJLVol. IV, 81–95. 112241–61. 331–48. 531–32. 534535
  34. CEJLVol. I, 107–08. 129–32.
  35. CEJLVol. I, 37n313315–17. 357367–68. 395422–23. 535–40. 589
  36. CEJLVol. II, 293469111–12. 135–36. 149168169196–201. 209–14. 247254–65. 297392478–79.
  37. CEJL
  38. Gollancz Victor (1941)
    The Betrayal of the Left: An Examination and Refutation of Communist Policy
  39. CEJL
  40. Empson William (1971)
    The World of George Orwell
  41. George Orwell
  42. CEJL
  43. Brander, Laurence. 1954.George Orwell8–9. London
  44. April 30 1941. “The Frontiers of Art and Propaganda”. April 30,
  45. May 7 1941. “Tolstoy and Shakespeare”. May 7,
  46. May 14 1941. “The Meaning of a Poem”. May 14,
  47. May 21 1941. “Literature and Totalitarianism”. May 21,
  48. CEJLVol. II, 149–53. 153–57. 157–61. 161–64.
  49. CEJL
  50. 1974.The Glory and the Dream: A Narrative History of America, 1932–1972Vol. II, 1338Boston and Toronto
  51. Warner.The Crack in the Teacup98
  52. Seaman.Post‐Victorian Britain; 1902–1951301–02.
  53. 1977.Homage to Catalonia, repr. ed. 144Harmondsworth and New York
  54. Medhurst, Martin J. and Benson, Thomas W. 1984.Rhetorical Dimensions in Media: A Critical Casebookvii–viii. D…
  55. Orwell George
    BP
  56. (1940)
    CEJL
  57. (1947)
    CE
  58. (1941)
    CEJL
  59. (1946)
    CEJL
  60. (1944)
    CEJL
  61. (1943)
    CEJL
  62. (1946)
    CEJL
  63. (1946)
    CEJL
  64. (1944)
    CEJL
  65. (1944)
    CEJL
  66. (1944)
    CEJL
  67. (1944)
    CEJL
  68. (1944)
    CEJL
  69. (1945)
    CEJL
  70. (1945)
    CEJL
  71. (1945)
    CEJL
  72. (1945)
    CEJL
  73. (1946)
    CEJL
  74. (1946)
    CEJL
  75. (1944)
    CEJL
  76. (1944)
    CEJL
  77. (1944)
    CEJL
  78. (1940)
    CEJL
  79. (1944)
    CEJL
  80. (1945)
    CEJL
  81. Stark (1986)
    Rhetoric, literacy and citizenship
    Rhetoric Society Quarterly
  82. (1943)
    CEJL
  83. (1944)
    CEJL
  84. (1946)
    CEJL
  85. (1944)
    CEJL
  86. (1944)
    CEJL
  87. Rostenberg Leona (1965)
    Literary, Political, Scientific, Religious & Legal Publishing, Printing & Bookselling in …
  88. Berry W. T. (1966)
    Annals of Printing: A Chronological Encyclopaedia from the Earliest Times to 1950
     ↗
  89. Chappel Warren (1970)
    A Short History of the Printed Word
  90. Cave Roderick (1971)
    The Private Press
  91. Woodfield Denis B. (1973)
    Surreptitious Printing in England: 1550–1640
  92. (1947)
    CE
  93. (1946)
    CEJL
  94. Corcoran, Paul E. 1979.Political Language and Rhetoric68St. Lucia, Queensland
  95. Orwell
    British Pamphleteers
  96. (1943)
    CEJL
  97. Dennis, Everette E. and Rivers, William L. 1974.Other Voices; The New Journalism in America51–81. 104–35. San…
  98. Smith, Anthony. 1980.Goodbye Gutenberg: The Newspaper Revolution of the 1980s171–85. New York
  99. Lukacs John (1986)
    Salmagundi
CrossRef global citation count: 2 View in citation network → Build reading path →

Related Articles

  1. Computers and Composition Jun 2026
    Navigating platform algorithms: Global south feminist activists’ rhetorical and composition practices in digital advocacy on social media ↗
    Kalpana Shrestha
    rhetorical criticism social media gender and writing
  2. Computers and Composition Jun 2026
    Legacies, commitments, and new challenges: The Sweetland Digital Rhetoric Collaborative interviews three generations of Computers and Composition editors ↗
    Ali Alalem; Alyse Campbell; Thais Rodrigues Cons; Funmilola Fadairo; Nicole Koyuki Golden
    rhetorical criticism collaborative writing digital rhetoric
  3. Computers and Composition Jun 2026
    How Baldwin's voice moved Cambridge: Activation contours, mimesis, and a computational approach to rhetoric's sensorium ↗
    David M. Rieder; Michael R. Jackson
    rhetorical criticism
  4. Business and Professional Communication Quarterly May 2026
    Andrew Carnegie and the Rhetorical History of Business and Professional Communication ↗
    Joe Edward Hatfield
    rhetorical criticism teacher development professional writing archival research
  5. Written Communication May 2026
    Tuning In: Rhetorical Attunement as a Methodological Practice for Collaborative Research ↗
    Amber Hedquist; Liliana Caughman; Claire Lauer
    rhetorical criticism collaborative writing