SYAHPUTRI, ATRIND (2006) THE REPRESENTATION OF THE POOR PEOPLE: THE REFLECTION OF VICTORIAN ERA POVERTY IN DICKENS’S GREAT EXPECTATIONS. Other thesis, PROGDI FACULTY ENGLISH LITERATURE.

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Abstract

This thesis discussed Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations which was published in three volumes in the middle of the nineteenth century. It is generally regarded as Charles Dickens’ finest literature work which presents social descriptions about social problem, especially poverty. Great Expectations tells about Pip, a boy who because of his unlucky fate born into a poor family and therefore he suffers when he finds out that the position he is enjoying comes from the love of a prisoner. This study which entitled Great Expectations has two objectives. First, to...

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