In Henry Green’s Party Going and George Orwell’s Homage to Catalonia, the authors portray crowds as singular bodies, in which people lose their identities to conform to the identity of the crowd. Their portrayals illustrate the theories about...

Henry Green’s Party Going explores the relationships of a group of socialites centered around the character, Max. Max dictates the role of each member of the group, serving as the person in control, and thereby dictates the role of each woman in...