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CHARELS DICKENS - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The malfunctioning of the legal system
      - The employment problems of factories
      - Scandals in private schools
      - The dangerous living conditions in the slums
  - - - -Long lists of objects and people
      - Precise choice of adjectives
      - -many details
      - same concepts but with different words
      - -Suspense at the end of the episode
  - - - He invented parallel montage
    - - the names are no longer chosen randomly but are used to give an idea of the character
- - - - tells the story of Oliver, a poor boy who knows nothing of his parents and for this he is taken to a workhouse, then he is sold to an undertaker but being treated badly he escapes to London where he joins a gang of pickpockets led by Fagin. On his first outing with the gang Oliver was arrested but Mr Brownlow, who is the man who was being robbed, took him home with him. The gang found out where Oliver was and kidnapped him forcing him to rob inside a house. Here Oliver was shot and hurt but escaped by returning to Mr Brownlow. Then Oliver discovers that he comes from a respectable family but his half-brother had tried to get him out so as not to divide the inheritance, also paying Fagin to make Oliver a thief.
        Et the end Oliver gets his inheritance and the criminals are punished
    - - 3 worlds
    - - In this novel we can say that Dickens attacks individuals and institutions for trating children so badly
  - - - tells the story of a teacher Thomas Gradgrind who teaches only facts to children, also adopting this method with his daughter and son.
        
        He also adopts an orphan girl whose father worked in the circus before he died.
        
        Mr Gradgrind pushed his daughter to marry a rich banker, Bounderby, her daughter accepted because she wanted to help her brother in her career. Thanks to this the brother got a job in Bounderby's bank but sometimes he stole money.
        
        When he was discovered he ran away to the circus which is described as kind and nice to protect him.Et the end Mr Gradgrind saw the damage of his materialist philosophy.
    - - Coketown
    - - From a thematic point of view we can say that it is a critique of materialism and utilitarianism and highlights the distance between rich and poor.
- - - - Writing novels became a way to earn money
        
        The compromise betwenn the writer and the readers
        
        Principal authors
        
        Charlse Dickens
        
        Is the most representative novelist
        
        He highlights
        
        social injustices
        
        Poverty and suffering of the masses
        
        Main types of novel for wich he is known
        
        Novel of formation
        
        Humanitarian Nove
        
        Thackereay
        
        Point of view of the upper classes
        
        an example is his "Vanity Fair"
        
        Emily Bronte e Charlotte Bronte
        
        Novel of romantic love
        
        Emily's "Wuthering Heights"
        
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        COMMON THEMES
        
        Difference between lower and middle classes
        
        Exploitation of women and children
        
        Exploitation of orphaned children
        
        SETTINGS
        
        The main setting is the City
        
        CHARACTERS
        
        Writes create real characters to make them easier to understand
        
        NARRATIVE TECHNIQUE
        
        Narrator Omniscient
        
        The characters are described very deeply