The problem of selfhood in the context of family, especially as regards self-identification according to one’s unique position in a family, seems to be present in almost everything that Dickens wrote – either as a central ...

One major aspect featured in Charles Dickens’ novels that has been of high interest throughout the years is society. It is present in almost everything that Dickens wrote, in the same way that the search for one’s identity ...

This paper is an introduction to the importance of the legal system in Dickens’ writing. Dickens’ early beginnings as a clerk at a law office and as a journalist reporting on civil law cases are very much intertwined with ...