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The aim is to explore the representation of social class changes in Dickens's works and their implications for individuals in Victorian society.

May 5, 2026Open Access

A Study of Social Class Changes in Charles Dickens's Oliver Twist and Great Expectations

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The aim is to explore the representation of social class changes in Dickens's works and their implications for individuals in Victorian society.
Examined the narratives of Oliver Twist and Great Expectations
Analyzed themes of class mobility and identity transformation
Investigated the moral implications within the context of Victorian society.
Dickens effectively portrays the dynamics of social mobility and class inequality.
The novels reflect the profound impact of class status on personal identity.
Moral implications of social advancement are intricately woven into character development.

Abstract

This study examines the representation of social class changes in Charles Dickens’s Oliver Twist and Great Expectations. It explores how Dickens portrays class mobility, inequality, and identity transformation. The research highlights the impact of Victorian society on individual lives and demonstrates the moral implications of social advancement and class structure.

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Shaxnozaxon Xayitova (Sun,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69f9892215588823dae1818c https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20000748

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