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historical novel, novel of manners, victorian compromise - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Glorius revolution
      - Scottish history, personal problems
      - Anglon Saxon vs Norman wars
- - - - passion and emotions aren't expressed directly but subtly/obliquely
- - - - novels
        
        of formation: Bronte/Dickens
        
        psychological= Kipling and Stevenson= Victorian society
        
        social problems: Graskell and Dickens= humanitarianism novel
        
        realistic novel= Hardly, Eliot
        
        of manners: Tackeray, social problems
        
        nonsensical novel= Carrol and Lear
        
        women novel= Austen and Eliot
    - - with charity they could save dissolute
      - burgeois ideas
        
        sense of family
        
        husband dominant
        
        women also obey to hum
        
        humanitarianism novel ( Dickens)
        
        2 part: poets are critical: analysis of setting,characters, ecc.... Eliot, Carrol, Kipling and Stevenson
        
        1 part: aren't critical to system: Dickens, Tackeray
    - - concept of "fallen woman"
      - single women with a child suffered= the worst of the society
      - denounce sex and nudity
        
        civic pride and national fervour
        
        patriottism= influenced by racial superiority
        
        powerful differences
        
        intellectual
        
        physical
        
        idea of "jingoism", economic progress, good view for Victorians