Who described about coke town and industrial city in his novel name the novel
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Charles Dickens
Answer: (i) Charles Dickens wrote about the terrible effects of industrialization on people's lives and characters. (ii) His novel 'Hard Times' describes Coketown, a fictitious industrial town, as a grim place full of machinery, smoking chimneys, rivers polluted purple and buildings that all looked the same.
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Charles Dickens described about coke town and industrial city in his novel name the novel
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- Coketown along with industrial setting is illustrated in chapter 5 of his book The First.
- The town of Coketown points to mechanization of the human soul along with the adverse effects of industrialization.
- The description of the place clearly specifies that it is not a place to enjoy and the only point of consensus is the repetitive or be it the dull nature of labor.
- Dickens went on to unchaste this novel as a protest against industrialization .
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