A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess

A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess

Alex is fifteen, leads a gang, loves Beethoven, and narrates his own violence in Nadsat — a teenage slang Burgess invented out of Russian, so the reader has to learn a language before being allowed to be horrified.

Caught and imprisoned, he volunteers for a treatment that makes violence physically unbearable to him. The book's actual question arrives then: a man conditioned into goodness has not become good, he has stopped being a man. Burgess's twenty-first chapter, cut from the American edition and the film, changes the meaning entirely.

A modern classic, complete with the final chapter Burgess intended.

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