HUMAN PERSONALITY AND PSYCHE IN THE WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS (AS EXEMPLIFIED BY GREAT EXPECTATIONS)
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Good and Evil – Dickens shows the struggle between good and evil, bad heroes always try to manipulate the good, the theme was a famous conflict in the Victorian era, "Happy Ending" in the fight against evil the good wins. The work "Great Expectations" tells the story of the growth and development of Philip Pirrip, better known to himself and the world as Pip. Pip is the most important character of "Great Expectations": he is both a hero whose actions form the main plot of the novel, and a narrator who, with his thoughts and attitudes, forms the reader's perception of events. Understanding Pip's character is perhaps the most important step in understanding Great Expectations
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2026-04-06
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