Explain the contribution of Charles Dickens in the field of English literature
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Charles Dickens wrote about the terrible effects of industrialisation and its effect on people’s lives. Dickens criticised the idea that transformed human beings into simple instruments of production.
Charles Dickens threw light on terrible conditions of urban life and he also highlighted the exploitation and helplessness of orphans in his famous novel Oliver Twist. In his another novel Hard Times, he described the grim picture of the industrialisation and the miserable condition of the workers.
Charles Dickens threw light on terrible conditions of urban life and he also highlighted the exploitation and helplessness of orphans in his famous novel Oliver Twist. In his another novel Hard Times, he described the grim picture of the industrialisation and the miserable condition of the workers.
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Charles Dickens wrote about the terrible effects of industrialisation on people's life and characters.
His Novel hard times describe scope town of 60s Industrial Town as a green place full of machinery smoking chimneys rivers polluted purple and buildings that all look the same. Your work also known as a hands as they had no identity other than us operators of Machines.
Dickens criticized not just the greed for profits but also the idea that reduced human beings into simple instruments of production.
In Oliver Twist Dickens focused on the terrible conditions of urban life and industrial capitalism.
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