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The document discusses social morality in Henry Fielding's novel "Tom Jones". It explores how Fielding uses his novels to present strong moral messages in various ways, believing that personal qualities are more important than social standing. While Tom Jones is not a perfect picture of morality, characters like him and Sophia admire qualities like bravery, wit, humanity, and gentleness over being born into nobility. Through irony, Fielding aims to teach a moral lesson about the difference between nobility of heart versus nobility of birth.
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- 1. Social morality in Tom Jones By Henry Fielding
- 2. Morality in fielding's novel His major novels Joseph Andrews Tom Jones Amelia
- 4. Allworthy’s words “However quality the parents might be the children were certainly innocent.”
- 5. Fielding’s personal qualities Fielding’s belief that personal qualities are more important than social standing. And his admiration for characters who share his belief.
- 6. Sophia’s description of Tom. So brave, and yet so gentle; so witty, yet so inoffensive; so humane, so civil, so genteel, so handsome. What signifies his being base born, when compared with such qualifications as these? Tom is not such a perfect picture of morality.
- 7. Nobility of heart V/S Nobility of birth So called social morality is the result of irony in the novel. To give a moral lesson fielding uses “ I ” and “ my ” readers.