Charles Dickens: Oliver Twist ENGLISH

Charles Dickens: Oliver Twist
Notes on the Author
Charles Dickens was born in Landport 1812th Central and "lower middle" class (as commonly referred to by the English), ie civil servants, artisans, petty traders, etc. They lived pretty well. Fed, happy, admired the British empire. In short, it was the typical petit bourgeois who did not want any changes, we're dissatisfied. In this "lower class mediate" the poor families in the state clerk, spent his childhood Charles Dickens. He was the second of eight children. Impressions and took it from the rest of his childhood in non-volatile memory for life and were crucial to his development as a man and writer. Early on he met misery and destitution. While he was still a child his father because of debts due to the notorious London prison Marshalesa. Ga visiting with her mother and forever remember this ugly building and the poor people who were in it were detained. The family is steeped in such misery that the mali Charles had quit school and get a job that would not be all together skapavali starving. Later in his novels revived memories of his miserable, contemptible childhood.

In 1836. important in the writer's life. At the beginning of the year and published his first book, Bozove sketches, in which he collected all the literary texts that were written so far. That same year he married Catherine Hogarth, the daughter of his friend and journalistic colleague. He got his first monthly fascicule mortal writings Pickwick Club, an extraordinary humorous novel. I still dotted successes, Oliver Twist, The life and adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, Old stores rarity, Barnaby Rudgeom, David Copperfield and many others.

His last completed novel, Our mutual friend. He died while he was writing The Secret of Edwin Droodea, the fifty-ninth year, 1871. year.

About the work:

The story, the plot and the outcome of the Dickens novels take place mainly in classic recipes. The main character, who is usually a paragon of virtue and honesty, passing through a series of trials, bravely struggling against all kinds of human vice and wickedness, and in the end comes out as the winner of this fight, and generally the wife elect of his heart, which is as good as and beautiful. Wicked and evil people are punished appropriately, benefactors rewarded. Still, though usually know in advance how it will end up a Dickens novel, and what fate will befall its characters, the image of life by writer painted a convincing piastična.