Titlebook: Dickens; Modern Judgements A. E. Dyson Textbook 1968Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1968 Bronte.Charles Dickens.David Herbert L

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Charles Dickens: A Haunting (1960),lowing short ‘thinking aloud’; it is I suspect the only sort of critical contribution that a novelist, untrained in literary scholarship, can make which may justify his amateur intrusion — a contribution unashamedly subjective.

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In Defence of Dickens (1958),ay, Charlotte Brontë, George Eliot and Thomas Hardy. Chesterton’s prophecy has not yet come true. Modern critics are usually still analytic, self-conscious and descriptive in their treatment of literature, and they prefer the novels of George Eliot and Henry James, who possess these very same qualities, to the exuberant writings of Dickens.

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Epilogue (1952),laughed and derided and despised and hated; he never patronized or sniffed He could be desperately unhappy; he was never only bored. He had no fastidious shrinkings, no snobberies, no dogmatic rejections.