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

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From Content to Representational Contentillustrators, brilliant craftsmen though they were, did Dickens a disservice, for no character any more will walk for the first time into our memory as we ourselves imagine him, and . imagination after all has just as much claim to truth as Cruikshank’s.

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The Young Dickens (1950),illustrators, brilliant craftsmen though they were, did Dickens a disservice, for no character any more will walk for the first time into our memory as we ourselves imagine him, and . imagination after all has just as much claim to truth as Cruikshank’s.

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Innocence and the Grotesque (1966),o hope of rest for centuries to come’. This vision of London is the narrator’s, the old man (bequeathed to the novel by .) who sets the tale in motion and then withdraws. The opening chapter sets a tone which is to pervade the novel. As Dickens said later in his Preface, the story came from a deep region of his mind:

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(1953),s Mr Jaggers’ interview with Joe Gargery, in which the dignified lawyer attempts to compensate Joe financially for his part in Pip’s upbringing, and Joe swings on him with unintelligible pugilistic jargon.

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From Content to Representational Contentlowing 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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