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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230377073Analyse; Charles Dickens; culture; gender; novel; Victorian era

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Introduction,In response to the adverse and in his view sometimes irrelevant criticisms that appeared in early reviews of ., Ian Watt wrote his own review, in which he identifies what he sees as the shortcomings of his famous book and singles out his ‘grossest substantive failure of execution’:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-13717-6n prompted to attribute the pervasive wisdom and discernment of the narrative voice to middle-aged sagacity rather than omniscience. More fundamental, but perhaps less obvious, is that narrator’s middle-class sensibility

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Transporting substances to cells,kind of lower-middle-class pretentiousness deplored by bourgeois observers. But Pooter’s petty pretensions are born of naivety rather than of pomposity or social ambition. By the end of The Diary of a Nobody, Pooter has indeed reached what seems to be the pinnacle of his ambitions with his promotion

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Redemption of Shares and Debentures,eover, like Dick Sparrow and other lower-middle-class anti-heroes from the comic sketches in midcentury periodicals, Victorian heroines must always return in the end to the domestic hearth, although few of them are permitted to venture very far from its security in the first place. In order to break

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The Literary Evolution of the Lower Middle Class: , to ,n prompted to attribute the pervasive wisdom and discernment of the narrative voice to middle-aged sagacity rather than omniscience. More fundamental, but perhaps less obvious, is that narrator’s middle-class sensibility