Titlebook: Dickens: Novelist in the Market-Place; James M. Brown Book 1982 James M. Brown 1982 Charles Dickens.Coleridge.dramatist.fiction.novel.real

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Rohit Salgotra,Iman Rahimi,Amir H. Gandomimature novels — the novels from . (1846–8) to . (1864–5) reflect the essential nature of his society, indeed of industrial society as a social type, and this chapter will make some general points about the manner in which Victorian society is reflected in these novels and about the nature of Dickens’s realistic method.

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Fostering Mentalizing CommunitiesHaving just visited Newgate with Wemmick to pass time while waiting for Estella, Pip reflects:

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— The Dust-Mounds and The Principle of SpeculationDickens’s social vision in this, his last completed novel, encompasses familiar ideas and themes. This is suggested by one of those thematically loaded descriptions of London which characterise his later work.

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