Joseph Rudyard Kipling (1865 - 1936), was an English novelist, poet, journalist and short story writer. The fact that he was born in India speaks of the impact that most of his works have. Known as one of Britain's most popular writers at the time when he lived and his reputation changed along with his political views. Namely, his political attitudes were in the defense of imperialism and colonialism. Recognized as the "writer of the empire," he clearly emphasized the ideas of imperialism in his works, which were often at the level of propaganda. He was popular among the advocates of colonialism, but on the other hand there were opposing opinions about him during the twentieth century. One of his opponents was George Orwell, who said that Kipling was "morally insensitive and aesthetically disgusting".
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