Homage to Catalonia revisited. From Vulnerability to Resistance by Yolanda Caballero Aceituno

“…Abstract: This paper focuses on an analysis of Homage to Catalonia (1938), with a view to highlighting the necessity of revisiting the texts from the past, in order to establish a deep and mutually enriching dialogue between discourses and ideologies belonging to different periods. …”
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Homage to Catalonia: How to Lift the Gridlock of Constitutional Crisis in Spain by Nikos Skoutaris

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Tres visiones de España durante la Guerra Civil. L'Espoir, Homage to Catalonia y For Whom the Bell Tolls by Juan Bravo Castillo

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Constructing Catalonia by Bill Philips

“…Ironically, Catalonia’s identity abroad has also been constructed and manipulated for political purposes, but from quite a different perspective. Orwell’s /Homage to Catalonia/ (1938) narrates an extremely blinkered version of the Spanish Civil War which has achieved iconic status as a result of cold war politics. …”
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George Orwell e os desdobramentos literários de uma presença no front by Carlos Gohn

“…Esse trabalho apresenta as circunstâncias que rodeiam a ida de George Orwell como combatente voluntário à Espanha e a redação de Homage to Catalonia após seu retorno à Inglaterra.…”
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Non-Fictional Interwar Narratives by English Writers by Barbara PUSCHMANN-NALENZ

“…George Orwell’s Homage to Catalonia (1938) about the Spanish Civil War and the end of the 1930s connects his personal report about a war with his criticism of the conservative British establishment. …”
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A Rhetoric of Decency: by Shakil Rabbi

“…I will especially present an analysis of the term decency as occupying a central place in Orwell’s writings about Spain, shuttling between a concept descriptive naming the Spanish character enabling identification for his English audience in Homage to Catalonia to a criticalnormative on which the writer argues for a form of socialism in “Looking Back on the Spanish Civil War.” …”
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The Spanish Civil War Through The Novelists' Eyes by Dürrin ALPAKIN MARTINEZ-CARO

“…Orwell wrote a retrospective text about his personal experience in Spain: Homage to Catalonia (1938), whereas Hemingway wrote his famous novel For Whom the Bell Tolls (1940) which takes place during the Spanish Civil War. …”
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