The aim of this study is to analyze Charlotte Brontë’s Shirley (1849), Charles Dickens’s Hard Times (1854) and Elizabeth Gaskell’s North and South (1855) as industrial novels from a New Historicist perspective to explore the interaction between the novels and the industrial discourse, and to analyze how the novels portray and subvert the industrial discourse. The Victorian era was a period of radical changes in terms of social, political and economic issues. Aligned with the Industrial Revolution in Victorian England, these changes include the growing gap between the middle class and the working class, Chartism, mechanization, the conditions in industrial cities, the capitalist ideology, the clash between the private and the public sphere, ...
This thesis gives an analysis of several novelists treatment of the subject of factory life in the ...
This comprehensive analysis of Charles Dickens\u27 social theory looks at Dickens\u27 views on class...
This thesis brings forth an analysis of the position of women in Victorian England during the increa...
The thesis "The Reflection of Social, Economic and Cultural Changes in Britain in Selected Early Vic...
This paper explores the social and historical context of the Industrial Revolution in Victorian Engl...
This paper explores the social and historical context of the Industrial Revolution in Victorian Engl...
This paper explores the social and historical context of the Industrial Revolution in Victorian Engl...
This thesis analyzes three industrial novels written during the Victorian period in England, specifi...
With the new technological advancements, such as the invention of the steam train and the first fact...
Elizabeth Gaskell, Charles Dickens and Thomas Hardy in their novels North and South (1855), Great Ex...
This analysis will explore the progression and transformation of carnivalesque theory in six novels....
The thesis "The Reflection of Social, Economic and Cultural Changes in Britain in Selected Early Vic...
Treball final de Grau en Estudis Anglesos. Codi: EA0938. Curs acadèmic 2015-2016One of the most rele...
The nineteenth century was a period of turbulent change, marked by the growth of large cities, facto...
This thesis analyzes how Victorian novelists Charles Dickens, Thomas Hughes, and Thomas Love Peacock...
This thesis gives an analysis of several novelists treatment of the subject of factory life in the ...
This comprehensive analysis of Charles Dickens\u27 social theory looks at Dickens\u27 views on class...
This thesis brings forth an analysis of the position of women in Victorian England during the increa...
The thesis "The Reflection of Social, Economic and Cultural Changes in Britain in Selected Early Vic...
This paper explores the social and historical context of the Industrial Revolution in Victorian Engl...
This paper explores the social and historical context of the Industrial Revolution in Victorian Engl...
This paper explores the social and historical context of the Industrial Revolution in Victorian Engl...
This thesis analyzes three industrial novels written during the Victorian period in England, specifi...
With the new technological advancements, such as the invention of the steam train and the first fact...
Elizabeth Gaskell, Charles Dickens and Thomas Hardy in their novels North and South (1855), Great Ex...
This analysis will explore the progression and transformation of carnivalesque theory in six novels....
The thesis "The Reflection of Social, Economic and Cultural Changes in Britain in Selected Early Vic...
Treball final de Grau en Estudis Anglesos. Codi: EA0938. Curs acadèmic 2015-2016One of the most rele...
The nineteenth century was a period of turbulent change, marked by the growth of large cities, facto...
This thesis analyzes how Victorian novelists Charles Dickens, Thomas Hughes, and Thomas Love Peacock...
This thesis gives an analysis of several novelists treatment of the subject of factory life in the ...
This comprehensive analysis of Charles Dickens\u27 social theory looks at Dickens\u27 views on class...
This thesis brings forth an analysis of the position of women in Victorian England during the increa...