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Henry Fielding's novel Tom Jones reflects 18th century English society. It depicts the lives of the middle class, exposing both their virtues and corruption. While the characters and stories are drawn from everyday life rather than mythology or history, Fielding provides social satire and commentary on class structure. As a foundling raised by a wealthy landowner but of low birth, Tom Jones faces opposition in his love for the daughter of a neighbor due to his status, mirroring social issues of the time. The novel offers a realistic portrayal of 18th century urban life, touching on themes of morality, religion, and class.
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Pandya Riva's paper discusses Henry Fielding's novel Tom Jones as a realistic novel. Some key points made include:
- Fielding was a master of psychological realism and his best known work is Tom Jones.
- Tom Jones features a realistic hero in Tom who is neither ideal nor ridiculed, but honest and careful about his motives.
- Fielding aimed for great realism in crafting Tom Jones, including providing clear and significant details that reflect the middle class society of England at the time.
- The novel exhibits social realism and satire through its characters and reflection of human nature and conceptions of heroes.
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- 1. ➔ Name : Kailash Baraiya ➔ Class : M.A., Sem : 1, Year : 2016 ➔ Paper no:2 ➔ Enrollment No. : 2069108420170001 ➔ Topic : Female Characters Of Tom Jones ➔ Submitted To : Department of English, M.K Bhavnagar University
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