Themes in "Oliver Twist"
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The document summarizes some of the key themes in Oliver Twist, including the failure of the charity system as depicted through the Poor Law of 1834 and workhouses, the dangers of individualism as shown through Fagin's criminal gang, the struggle between purity and corruption in Victorian London, and the idea that virtue and vice may be hereditary traits rather than choices. The summary also notes brief criticism of Dickens for not providing more constructive social solutions or rising above superficial analysis.
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