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A Hanging

George Orwell
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The mention of 'A Hanging' refers to another famous essay by Orwell, produced during his time in Burma, which deals with themes of authority and morality.

Sentiment: Deep Dive
Trigger: George Orwell's essays
For: Students and educators interested in literature and imperialism
Key quote: There aren't many things I used to get my students to read out aloud in class where they were visibly moved.
The host discusses George Orwell's essay 'A Hanging' in the context of his experiences in Burma and the moral complexities of imperialism. They highlight the emotional impact of the essay on students, emphasizing its powerful writing and the themes of expectation and identity.