“A Clockwork Orange“ by Anthony Burgess I. Introduction II. The author Anthony Burgess 1. Data about his life and work 2. Social criticism and other aspects in Burgess‘ literature III. Summary of “A Clockwork Orange“ Part One Part Two Part Three IV. The future dystopia in “A Clockwork Orange“ V. Violence as an expression of free will VI. Conclusion VII. Notes VIII. Bibliography I. Introduction The reason why I write about this book lies in my great …showed first 75 words of 7390 total…

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