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Term Papers on FAMILY IN CHARLES DICKEN’S NOVEL

Term Paper TitleFAMILY IN CHARLES DICKEN’S NOVEL
# of Words4855
# of Pages (250 words per page double spaced)19.42

FAMILY IN CHARLES DICKEN’S NOVEL


                                             University of Latvia
                                                                 Faculty of Foreign Languages
                                                                  Foreign Literature Department





FAMILY IN CHARLES DICKEN’S NOVEL
“DAVID COPPERFIELD”








                         Natalya  Artjuh
3d year student
Matriculation card: Kole K 96215









                             DECLARATION OF INTEGRITY.

I declare that this study is my own and does not contain any unacknowledged work from any source.

                                                  /N.Artjuh/

























CONTEXT
    INTRODUCTION.                                                                                       4
1. COPPERFIELDS (SENIOUR): Dicken’s pattern of                                  6
happy marriage.
2. DAVID&DORA’S MARRIAGE:  the reasons of spiritual                         8
separation in the family.
3. DAVID&AGNES’S MARRIAGE: Dicken’s ideal of                                12
marriage
4. MR.MURDSTONE&CLARA: opposite to Dicken’s ideal                        14
Of happy marriage.
5. MICAWBERS: the main components of                                                   16
happy marriage.
6. MR.BARKIS&PEGGOTTY: the importance of women's wisdom           20
     CONCLUSION                                                                                           22
     BIBLIOGRATHY                                                                                       23
















INTRODUCTION

David Copperfield became my favorite of all Dickens' novels. Although the novel  is rather long (  736 pages) I have read it in one gulp for the actions that take place in the novel are developed so dynamically  that the process of reading itself was like taking a piece of sweet cake. It evoked in me a lot of emotions and I really have been crying and laughing together with the heroes of this novel.  The affect of the book on me was so great that I  that was even thinking  of it days and nights. That is the reason why I have chosen this book for my term paper in order to develop the theme “Family in Charles Dickens' novel ‘David Copperfield’ ”.
Charles Dickens is one of the most popular and ingenious writers of the XIX century. He is the author of many novels. Due to reach personal experience  Dickens managed to create vivid  images of all kinds of people: kind  and cruel ones, of the oppressed and the oppressors. Deep, wise psychoanalysis,  irony, perhaps some of the sentimentalism place  the reader not only in the position of spectator but also  of the    participant of situations that  happen to Dickens’ heroes. Dickens makes the reader to think, to laugh and to cry together with  his heroes throughout his books.
“David Copperfield” was Dickens' favorite creation. The novel reflects writer’s own life – his autobiography. The image and character of David Copperfield corresponds to the image and character of Dickens himself. The range of personages of the novel recalls to  us people which  were close to Dickens: Micowber is comical portrait of John Dickens, the father of the author; the image of Dora – is the exact copy of the Marry Bindel – the first sweet-heart of the writer; David’s seeking in marriage repeats the story of Dickens' seeking in marriage to Catrin Hogart which later became his wife and so on.
The theme of family was very important for the writer  and thus we get acquainted with  all kinds of families and relationships between their members in this novel. We find  love and hatred, fortune and misfortune, happiness and unhappiness in marriages. In David Copperfield the reader becomes acquainted with more than  15 families: Mr.Copperfield and young Ms.Copperfield- father and mother of David, Mr.Murdstone (step-father of David) and Ms.Copperfield, Mr.Barkins and Peggoty, Ms.Trotwood...

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