Charles Dickens as a novelist

2.  When we consider Dickens's life and work, in
comparison with that the two great poets we
have been studying.
Charles john Huffam Dickens was a born 7
February 1812 in in Landport Hampshire in
England.
His father was a clerk in the Navy pay office
and was temporarily stationed in the district.
In Dickens's early life we see a stern but
unrecognized preparation for the work he was
to do.

4. A glance through even this unsatisfactory
biography given us certain illuminating
suggestion in regard to all of Dickens's
work.
 he write many famous work in his life but
his notable work is
 The Pickwick paper
 Oliver Twist
 A charismas carol
 Little Dorrit
 A tale of two cities Great
Expectations

5. When we turn his outward training to his
disposition we find two strongly marked
elements.
The first is his excessive imagination which
made good stories out of incidents that
ordinarily pass unnoticed and which
described the commonest things.
The second element is his extreme
sensibility which finds relief only in laughter
and tears.

6.  An interesting suggestion comes to us from a
study of the conditions which led to Dickens’s
first three novels.
 ‘Pickwick’ was written, at the suggestion of an
editor, for serial publication.
 Thereafter ,no matter what he wrote ,Dickens
was labeled a humorist.
 Dickens was keen enough to understand his
danger, and his next novel, “Oliver Twist ” had
the serious purpose of mitigating the Evils
under which the poor were suffering.

7. Dickens select character in his novel like
‘child’ for exa.Oliver, human heart etc.
Second is the horrible or grotesque foil.
Third one is ‘broadly humorous fellow, the
fun Maker.’
The fourth one is a ‘tenderly or powerfully
drawn figure.’

8. Any severe criticism of Dickens as a
novelist must seem ,at first glance, unkind
and unnecessary.
He emphasizes the fact that this is an
excellent world ;some errors have crept
into it, due largely to thoughtlessness, but
that they can be welcome remedied by a
little human sympathy.
Moreover , he has always a cheering
message.

9. In short Charles john Huffam Dickens give
many interesting work by his ideal writing
style.
Here we can say may things about of
Dickens like character style,limitation,
general plan about novel, work of view in
his life Etc..

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