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CONTENTSCONTENTS

CONTENTS

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Social

Background

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1 Social Background

The

Victorian

Period

Industrial

Revolution

Constitutional

Monarchy

Booming

Economy

Social

Class

Critical

Realism

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1 Social Background

The early years

The period of

traveling abroad

The third period

The third period

Tone: optimistic

Oliver Twist, Nicholas Nickleby,

The Pickwick PapersThe Old Curiocity Shop.

Traveled to America,Italy, Switzerland, France.

Christmas Stories

The failure &the capitalistic class

Little Dorrit, Dombey and Son, David Copperfield,

A Tale of Two Cities, Great Expectations,

Bleak House, Hard Times

Deep crisis of the capitalist system

The Mystery of Edwin DroodOur Mutual Friend

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Family

Background

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2 Family Background

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A Tale of

Two Cities

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3 A Tale of Two Cities

LordRevolutionary masses Ideal person

Marquis A mask for asavage,ridiculous ruler.

Madame Defarge

Before the Revolution:Tragic , brave, leadershipAfter the Revolution:Bloody-minded and grim

Dr. Manette :Tolerant and burying the past.Darney :Justice, humanism condemning Lucie Merciful:pure and kind-heartedCarton:Self-sacrifice, violence, prejudice

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Ernest Defarge Madame Defarge/Teresa Defarge

Dr. Alexandre

ManetteMarquis St. Evremonde

Lucie ManetteCharles Darney

Miss Pross Sydney Carton

3 A Tale of Two Cities

Couple

Couple

Foe

FoeServant

Servant

DaughterSon

Rival

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David

Copperfield

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4 David Copperfield

Of all my books, I like this best. It will be easily believed that I am a fond

parent to every child of my fancy……but, like many fond parents, I have in

my heart of hearts a favorite child. And his name is David Copperfield.

Of all my books, I like this best. It will be easily believed

that I am a fond parent to every child of my fancy……but,

like many fond parents, I have in my heart of hearts a

favorite child. And his name is David Copperfield.

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4 David Copperfield

Autobiogra-phical elements

Descriptive Passages

Law

EducationChildhoodHero not a portrait

Set in the waste where the whole adjacent prospect lies a straight low line under the sky, where land and sea mingle and town and tide are mixed up like toast and water.

iniquities of Doctors’ Common

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Mr. Edward

Murdstone

James

Steerforth:

Mrs. Clara

Copperfield

4 David Copperfield

Intolerant, handsome Self-righteous tyrant,

marries for money, “forming the

character”

affectionate, weak,vain

an easy prey Pathetic and

credible figure

great personal attractions

engaging manners controversial

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