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Charles Dickens: The Major Novels (Critical Studies, Penguin)

By: Lucas, JohnMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: London : Penguin, 1992Description: xi, 164 pISBN: 9780140772524; 0140772529Subject(s): Dickens, Charles, -- 1812-1870 -- Criticism and interpretation | Dickens, Charles | Roman | English fictionDDC classification: 823.09

Contents:

1. Becoming a Novelist -- 2. Dombey and Son: Living in a World of Time -- 3. David Copperfield: Fixities and Freedoms -- 4. Bleak House: Connections and Contradictions -- 5. Little Dorrit: The World's City -- 6. Great Expectations: Versions of Selfhood -- 7. Our Mutual Friend: Instruments in Their Places.

Summary: This study of five major novels by Dickens looks at the tensions between the "private" and "public" aspect of his work.

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Reference Books	Main Library Reference	Reference	823.09 LUC (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		003505

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Including Bibliography

1. Becoming a Novelist --
2. Dombey and Son: Living in a World of Time --
3. David Copperfield: Fixities and Freedoms --
4. Bleak House: Connections and Contradictions --
5. Little Dorrit: The World's City --
6. Great Expectations: Versions of Selfhood --
7. Our Mutual Friend: Instruments in Their Places.

This study of five major novels by Dickens looks at the tensions between the "private" and "public" aspect of his work.

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