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Charles Dinkens was an
English writer and social
critic. He created some of
the world’s most memorable
fictional characters and is
considered to be one of the
greatest novelists.

He was born on February
7th, 1812 in Portsmouth,
England. His father was an
office man, who worked
hard to provide for his
family. Charles Dinkens had
many brother and sisters.

father got into debtor’s prison. After that, Charles left left school to work in a factory. For two years he worked in a dirty room pasting labels on bottles.

years.
He had little formal
education but still
succeeded in life.

hundreds of short stories and non-fiction articles. He also worked for 20 years as an editor in a weekly journal.

and other social reforms.
He abtained
international attention and fame in 1836 with a series of publications called “Pickwick Papers”

time, who immediately became a famous writer.

otheer novels later. Among them “Oliver Twist”, “Dombey and Son”, “David Copperfield” and many others.

about the hard life of poor people in Victorian England. Even thought he lived more than a hundred years ago, people still read his book with pleasure.

Carol” novella.

that time highly praised his literary genius. Leo Tolstoy, George Orwell, Chesterton were among them.

Oliver Twist is a novel
teeming with many closely
interrelated ideas. There is
preoccupation with the
miseries of poverty and the
spread of its degrading
effects trough society. With poverty comes hunger, another theme that is raised throughout the book, along with Dinken’s notion that a misguided approach to the issues of poverty and homelessness brings many evils in its wake.

life’s essentials is crime, with all of its corrosive effects on human nature. Dinkens gives a great deal of attention to the painful alienation from society suffered by the criminal, who may come to feel completely isolated as the fragile foundations of his own hostile world snap. Crime is bad enough in itself, Dinkens seems to be saying. When crime is the result of poverty, it completely dehumanizes socienty.

influence of a wholesome environment. He emphasizes the power of benevolence to overcome depravity. And goodness – like criminal intent – may expect to earn its own suitable reward. Sound familiar? The Dinkensian theme of virtue being its own reward has its roots in the novels and poems of chivalry and redemption, where the good prosper and the “wicked” are sent packing.