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Materialism and Wealth: - Coggle Diagram
Materialism and Wealth:
Materialism and Wealth:
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however, Dickens may have included this perceptive observation to comment on the
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Materialism as Wrong:
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materialistic attitude, a significant reference as it occurs in the first stave. This is interesting
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within them” because they wanted to “interfere, for good, in human matters” but had
“lost the power forever.'' Here, Dickens highlights that material things and physical
comfort are unimportant, challenging the concept of materialism. Instead, he presents the
idea that spiritual values, such as helping those around you, are more essential and
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Dickens outlines that as materialism doesn’t benefit anyone, it is purposeless and should
be abandoned, solidifying its portrayal as a worthless concept within the novella.
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