Historical Context in Great Expectations
How does an understanding of Victorian England most significantly inform the interpretation of characterization in Charles Dickens’s “Great Expectations”?
A
It illuminates how Dickens critiques class disparities and industrial impacts on society.
B
It underscores his endorsement of aristocratic values as superior to working-class ethics.
C
It shows his preference for pastoral settings instead of urban environments.
D
It explains why Dickens primarily focuses on entertainment value over social commentary.
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