Literature English
English literature is defined as literature that encompasses all the most important and richest English literature, including a large number of literary masterpieces in various fields, including the oldest Western literature, which has its roots in the 5th century AD, and English literature is one of the most important and richest in the world. William Shakespeare, John Milton, John Dryden, Samuel Johnson, Charles Dickens and many others, this article will talk about the most important works of Charles Dickens
Charles Dickens
Before talking about charles dickens' most important works, the famous English writer Charles John Horam Dickens, formerly known by his pseudonym Boz, was born Charles Dickens in the south of England on February 7, 1812, one of the world's most famous writers. Doubt, as many critics and writers consider the greatest English novelist of the Victorian era, Dickens had a miserable and miserable childhood in a poor family. He leaves his studies and works despite his young age at the time to help his family, most of these events manifested in later works, and returned at the age of 20 to complete his education, and was a writer and social critic, whose writings were described as ironic and scathing, and pictures of a life in which he was a member of the Royal Society of Art, published more than many novels of great size, as well as a large number of stories
Most Important Works Charles Dickens
The great English writer Charles Dickens spent most of his life writing novels, stories, writing essays and lecturing, and in most of his works he defended the importance of social reform, calling for the support of associations, charities and health institutions that care for the poor, and was always confident that all bad and bad conditions can be fixed at all costs, breaking his life, thought and pen to call for through his writings, publishing dozens and many short stories. He is best known in all countries of the world, translated for a large number of languages of the world, in addition to a number of plays, published some different books that were not literary, published his works initially in parts of them in monthly and weekly magazines and then published entirely in independent books, since he published his first novel, one of the most important works of Charles Dickens when he was twenty-four years old, began to break the path of fame and became popular, became a famous book all over the world, will become increasingly popular, and will become one From the most famous book in the world, it will be increasingly popular. talk about Charles Dickens's most important works with a glimpse of each of them in what comes
The Novel of The Memoirs of Quick
It is the first journey of the famous English writer Charles Dickens, published at the age of 24, yet achieved great success, and is widely accepted by critics and readers, and thus became one of the most important works of Charles Dickens, where the author addressed the story of the life of Mr. Al-Maser and the quick-hearted, who is described as good, generous and innocent, creates a club named after him, and the novel recounts many of the adventures and journeys that Quick made with his friends in rural England in his wonderful lyrical style, and also lists pictures. Through this novel, Charles Dickens described the countryside in England, as well as the characters of the people there in an abstract and far-sighted way.
Novel High Hopes
One of Charles Dickens's most important and most popular works of all time, also called "Grand Expectations", was published by the author in a series before being published in a separate book in 1861, and the novel has been screened and staged more than 250 times, and the author deals with a story A man and a woman seek to reach maturity, starting with the story of orphan baby baby from childhood to adulthood, and during that journey he tries to realize the meanings of nobility and transcendence, on the eve of the birthday of 1812 begins the novel and The Age of Pip is only seven years old, when Beep visits his parents' grave to find a runaway prisoner asking him to bring him food and an iron cooler, and so Beep returns on the second day to get what the prisoner asked for from his sister's house, and then after a while, Pip worked as a workman for his son-in-law, but that was never his ambition, so he got a scholarship to study in London, go there, study and become a man of stature, and he did not know that the man who helped himself was the escaped prisoner until after a while. Long himself is the father of the girl who fell in love with him when he was young, and unfortunately did not share the same feeling, so she married several miserable marriages to become lonely afterwards and meet the old friend Pip but it is too late, and its events continue successively until the winter of 1840, and the novel forms a semi-autobiography of Charles Dickens himself, who injects his unique style of experiences into his life and relationships with the people around him
Christmas Song Novel
One of Charles Dickens's most important works is the Christmas song, also a famous novel published in 1843, in which the novel begins with the death of Jacob Marley and highlights his partner Ebenzer Scrooge, on Christmas Eve and in the fog city of London, precisely in an era when many poor people were suffering, while Scrooge was very rich. , he was also very stingy, and when his nephew invited him to a Christmas party, he refused the invitation, considered it nonsense and a waste of time, so he sat at home alone and was visited by a ghost. His partner Marley warned him of his severe end due to severe stinginess, the ghost came chained and told him that he must change before it was too late, and that there were three ghosts who come to him that night, Scrooge goes to bed in fear and sleeps for a short time and wakes up to see the ghost of last Christmas that takes him to his childhood and his love for money then more than his friends, then sleeps and wakes up to see the ghost of christmas gift, sees his poor employee celebrate happiness with his family despite his poverty, But the next Christmas takes him to the news of someone's death, takes him to the cemetery to see his name on a grave, returns to his bed thinking of changing his personality and switching from stingy to generous
The story of two cities
The story of two cities, one of charles dickens' most important works, is set between two great cities during the period of the Events of the French Revolution, published in 1859, and is one of the most taught novels in the United States of America and a large number of The world, where the novel deals with the suffering of the working class in France, refers to the oppression and brutality of the French aristocracy during the years when it led the French Revolution, as well as the brutality and injustice inflicted by the revolutionaries on the aristocrats in The early years of the revolution, and the novel depicts all this through the lives of a number of people of that period, the most important of which: Charles Darney, one of france's aristocrats who is the victim of a semi-blind revolution that did not distinguish between evil and good, and the second character Sidney Carton, a drunken English lawyer, sacrifices his life for The Wife of Darney, whom he loved, Lucy Manette, and the novel ends with the death of Carton instead of Darney on the gallows
Oliver Twist's Novel
Oliver Twist's novel, published in 1839, tells the life of an orphan edited child named Oliver Twist, in which Oliver Twist was born and his mother dies immediately afterwards, and his father dies several months after Oliver's birth. The orphan child is sent to the orphanage and recounts the events he lives there, describes the daily suffering of children inside the home, explains how those who take advantage of the innocence of children, shows the injustice and oppression to which Oliver is exposed outside the house as well, lives injustice, oppression and deprivation in the care home before sending him to go through the difficulties of life in learning and work, and receives bad treatment in one of the ordinary characters, leading him to escape to the city of London where he meets and the cunning Mr. Dodger and his companions try to draw him into a world Theft and crime, but he can escape them and resort to a number of friends who help him get rid of these bad guys, and the novel ends with the origin of Oliver Twist and his identity to restore his rights through it, and the novel finally emphasizes the victory of good over time no matter how long it is evil or short
Tough times
One of charles dickens's most important works in English literature is the tenth novel by Charles Dickens, which began in episodes in 1854, and differs from the rest of Dickens's novels that have no picture at all, and that their events do not take place in London or any area close to them as Dickens used to weave novels in London or its suburbs, but the events of this novel are in an industrial city in the imagination. Northern England, specifically during the Great Industrial Revolution, revolves around the love of control, money and materials that dominated Europe at the time, and through the story of a father named Jared Grund who treats his children with extreme dryness and cruelty and plunges them into many social problems, the writer portrays the English community and the great social and economic pressures he suffers, all in dickens's distinctive style, who was adept at weaving the story and regularly sequencing its events as a beautifully decorated architect.
The Dreary House Novel
Dar Dreyer's novel is one of the most important and best works of Charles Dickens, first published as a series in 1852 and ended in 1853, where the author collected a large, complex, diverse and attractive collection of many major characters and stories and one of the old issues that influenced all the characters of the novel is the case of the guardian of a man who left behind many important commandments, through which Dickens was a saviour of the English justice system, based on his own experience when he worked as a legal writer, and his experience. In his dispute over copyright enforcement of his earlier works, and although some lawyers and judges criticized Dickens' mockery of the English justice system as a great exaggeration, this novel spurred judicial reform in the 1870s
The novel of our mutual friend
Our mutual friend's last novel can be regarded as the last of the great English writer Charles Dickens, and thus one of the most important works of Charles Dickens, which ended in 1865, and one of his most complex works, in which he combined social analysis and psychological insight, the novel revolves around the main money and its effects on human life, as well as the treatment of many human values, where the novel begins to find the body of a young man in the River Thames, and after being identified as the body of the young John Harmon, who was returning to London to get His huge legacy, recommended by his father to marry Bella Wilfer, a rich beautiful girl, but with his death his money was transferred to a working-class family called Boffin, spreading the traces of that money to all corners of London society
Charles Dickens's Most Famous Words
After talking about the most important works of Charles Dickens, it is important to see the most famous words of this famous writer, who is considered the most important and greatest English writer of the Victorian era, and in what comes a number of his most famous words will be included
- Borrowing is a system whereby someone who cannot repay in another fetch cannot repay to ensure that he can repay.
- Life consists of many moments of departure, one after another.
- It is not my nature to hide anything from those I am attached to. I can never shut my mouth as it opens my heart.
- Whoever relieves someone else’s burdens cannot be considered useless in this world.
- Think about the blessings that you currently have and that each person has a lot, rather than thinking about the past revelations that everyone faced each other.
- Regret is the natural legacy of old age.
- Minds, like bodies, are often made worse by excessive rest.
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