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    indicates that Charles Dickens wanted the story to be representative of a general pattern. Dickens starts his novel in this kind of milieu which was typical for the Victorian Age which would be appropriate to his concern‚ whereas in the final chapters of the novel‚ when Oliver’s birth got unraveled‚ Oliver certainly ceased to be a Victorian parish boy. Oliver went through a lot of things and his life has been nothing but a dilemma until a certain point. He had ill fortune from the very beginning of

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    A Dolls House After reading "A Dolls House" by Henrik Ibsen‚ I felt that I had a better grasp of the relationship between men and women in the Victorian era. The man was all- powerful in this time; women were well in the background‚ subservient and dependent on men in all areas of her life. It was surprising to me that women were not allowed to sign legal documents‚ such a personal loan without a man’s signature. Total dependency had to be a tough pill to swallow for strong willed women. I am sure

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    regard this type of treatment of women in Jude the Obscure‚ the sixth and the last of his major fictions‚ in a way that Sue‚ the heroine of the novel‚ is a liberated‚ unconventional and broadminded feminine who rebels against the conventions of the Victorian society. Although at the end Sue thrusts upon the social laws and ideologies‚ she is very much a modern type of woman or as Elaine Showalter stated the obvious in her division of the female literary tradition into three stages . Here the second stage

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    During the time of the Victorian Era‚ city life was a mixture of fascinations. interesting concepts and crucial aspects. There were a lot of workers‚ which was good‚ but there also many that were impoverished. In result‚ those in poverty went towards crime and murder. For workers‚ there many opportunities out there that they could have taken due improving technology‚ such as the railroad system in England. Another negative aspect of the city itself was that it was a dirty and unsanitary environment

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    nightly) London life‚ including the state of the streets‚ the language of its occupants and the vast strata of London classes and their own particular concerns. Its a refreshing look at a city that was doubling in size each decade throughout the Victorian era and which must have been a great source of fascination to the people of the age - it’s occupants and those who merely noticed the unprecedented growth of the world’s biggest city. It’s a curious study sociologically‚ economically‚ historically

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    Progressive Era The Progressive Era began the movement in reforming the nation’s problems resulting from industry. The progress made was to improve the lives of American workers. The primary goal was to correct abuses caused by industry. The Progressive movement was spearheaded by the middle class. It evolved from the local level to the state and then‚ finally to the national level. The Progressive movement challenged the status quo in every facet of American life. The era of progressive

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    characters are of course constructs – Wilde uses them merely as mouth pieces to express/parody value judgements about morality and Victorian ideals of duty and virtue. Premise of the play is creation of a paradox – explores inability/impossibility of being earnest/moral whilst claiming to be so. Wilde highlights hypocrisy‚ and shallow double standards of Victorian age through the creation of a stylised‚ superficial world. Set design. Flat is in “Half Moon street” – which is located in fashionable

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    appearance raised my curiosity to read and analyze the novel. The goal of this diploma paper is to explore the disagreement between Victorian values and reality by reading and analyzing the above mentioned novel. The Picture of Dorian Gray does not display exactly the theme of society‚ yet it has an important role in the novel. Wilde’s novel mirrors ideally the Victorian society as very superficial‚ and its impact on the individual

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    The Victorian period consisted of exhausting expectations of mannerly behavior‚ especially on women. Etiquette rules around this time constricted women from their attired to their acts. The most influential cultural idea during the 19th century was the inferiority of women compared to men. In comparison to today‚ women were expected to focus on their homes and families. In “The Yellow Wallpaper‚” Charlotte Perkins Gilman offers insight into the Victorian time and its societal norms. Besides providing

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    novel. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde are the most dominant example of duality in man. The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Hyde was published during the time of Victorian reign where religion‚ dignity‚ and honor of ones self were three very significant foundation of a human kind. Jekyll was forced to suppress his feelings due to the rigid norms of the Victorian society. As interpreted in the book‚ Mr. Hyde is Dr. Jekyll‚ only molded into an epitome of Dr. Jekyll’s vicious personality. The two characters that

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