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Politics and the English Language, 1946

The moral argument for plain language

The four failure categories

Insincerity — the root cause

The six rules — and the one that matters most

The Ecclesiastes demonstration

Quick check — Orwell's four failures

Orwell extended Fowler into moral territory. Bad language isn't just inelegant — it signals bad thinking and produces it. Four failure categories, one escape clause, and the most important essay on writing in the English language.

George Orwell published 'Politics and the English Language' in 1946 — the same year as Flesch. Where Flesch measured readability, Orwell made a moral argument: bad language isn't just inelegant, it's dangerous.

George Orwell — The Politics of Clarity

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