Use of Language to Portray 19th Century London Society in Oliver Twist

design of Language to Portray 19th Century London corporation in Oliver Twist by Charles twoThe worlds most popular compose and novelist who belonged to theVictorian era requires no introduction. Charles Dickens is the manbehind great novels like, Oliver Twist, Hard Times, GreatExpectations, and many an(prenominal) other fascinating and insightful novels thatare considered, and quite rightly so, whole caboodle of true genius. The man,himself was a worker in a blacking factory during his childhood. His scram was unable to pay off the family debts so young Dickens was odd without a proper education and so spent his childhood and most ofhis young person in poverty. This left an indelible wound on Dickens.Needless to say, in each of his novels, we see that Dickens reflectson his own life and highlights the miseries of the Industrial renewing because of which he was robed of the best years of hislife.Dickens was a accessible critic. This is quite expected because of thelife Dicke ns led and what he had experienced. He manages to personatesociety exactly how it was during the Industrial Revolution. At thetime many authors only(prenominal) portrayed the positive aspects of theRevolution but Dickens highlighted scour the negative aspects of thechanges that were fetching place. Dickens was not particularly moved bythe changes caused by the Revolution. He claimed that the world helived in was one of sorrow and trouble. This is quite true becausehe confounded his childhood helping out in factories, another innovationof the Revolution. He was a life-long supporter of the poor. Each ofhis novels involves some characters who belong to the lower branchesof society so that when concourse read his novels, they realize whatexactly society was li... ... he moves along with thetarradiddle and has also been quite effective at certain times because ofits ability to picture sympathy. It tells us how the characters react tovarious circumstances and how they are influen ced by society. by chancethis is one of the reasons that the novel continues to remain anenduring classic.The society that has been depicted is of quite several(predicate) from today.It was difficult adjusting to the workhouses, factories in the citybut we fin ally manage to add up tuned with Dickens novel. It is one ofthe best books ever written. This is because it has a great readerappeal even two centuries later. It is because the description and thelanguage used have helped the reader all throughout, so we do not feelstranded at any point. Dickens saw to it that his readers got the bestof his work and we cant disagree after reading Oliver Twist. Use of Language to Portray 19th Century London Society in Oliver Twist Use of Language to Portray 19th Century London Society in Oliver Twist by Charles DickensThe worlds most popular author and novelist who belonged to theVictorian era requires no introduction. Charles Dickens is the manbehind great novels like, Olive r Twist, Hard Times, GreatExpectations, and many other fascinating and insightful novels thatare considered, and quite rightly so, works of true genius. The man,himself was a worker in a blacking factory during his childhood. Hisfather was unable to pay off the family debts so young Dickens wasleft without a proper education and so spent his childhood and most ofhis youth in poverty. This left an indelible wound on Dickens.Needless to say, in each of his novels, we see that Dickens reflectson his own life and highlights the miseries of the IndustrialRevolution because of which he was robed of the best years of hislife.Dickens was a social critic. This is quite expected because of thelife Dickens led and what he had experienced. He manages to portraysociety exactly how it was during the Industrial Revolution. At thetime many authors only portrayed the positive aspects of theRevolution but Dickens highlighted even the negative aspects of thechanges that were taking place. Dickens was not particularly moved bythe changes caused by the Revolution. He claimed that the world helived in was one of sorrow and trouble. This is quite true becausehe lost his childhood helping out in factories, another innovationof the Revolution. He was a life-long supporter of the poor. Each ofhis novels involves some characters who belong to the lower branchesof society so that when people read his novels, they realize whatexactly society was li... ... he moves along with thestory and has also been quite effective at certain times because ofits ability to draw sympathy. It tells us how the characters react tovarious circumstances and how they are influenced by society. Perhapsthis is one of the reasons that the novel continues to remain anenduring classic.The society that has been depicted is of quite different from today.It was difficult adjusting to the workhouses, factories in the citybut we finally manage to get tuned with Dickens novel. It is one ofthe best books ever written. Th is is because it has a great readerappeal even two centuries later. It is because the description and thelanguage used have helped the reader all throughout, so we do not feelstranded at any point. Dickens saw to it that his readers got the bestof his work and we cant disagree after reading Oliver Twist.