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THE VICTORIAN NOVELS - Coggle Diagram

- - - - they both were a distration and a moral lesson for the readers
        
        the narrator was omniscent, external, reliable and intrusive, presenting characther's moral development or fall
    - - domestic novels
        
        they satirised about the hypocracy and moral corruption of the upper classes with digressions into morals, psycology and human foibles
        
        they are written by Thackeray
      - romantic novels
        
        they are stories about love, adventure, death, powe and sickness from an unique female perspective
        
        they are written by Bronte sister
      - the condition of England novels
        
        they faced to social problems, social denounce and effect of industrialization
        
        they are written by Dickens and Elisabeth Gaskell
  - - - the colonial novel
        
        they were used to jutify the colonisation of British Empire and described that white man had to intruct other civilisation considered inferior
      - the naturalist novel
        
        naturralism developed in France with Emile Zolà who based on Darwin teories
        
        this genre talks about the worst aspect of life in a scientific, object and impersonal way
        
        George Eliot and Thomas Hardy
      - romance novels
        
        they were written as a rebellion against the Victorian values of prudishness and false morality , superficial optimism and illusory self-condidence found into the crime and horror novels
        
        Lewis Carroll, Robert Louise Stevenson