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Dickens is class apart when it comes to creating some of the masterpiece epic novels that have been cherished and celebrated since the time, they have been written in the 19th century. Bleak House is the story of people who are fighting for an inherited property and it comes out to be a book of enormous magnitude in terms of sheer number of characters and how their stories are woven into each other's. It is in the series of events and situations that people their, ideas and personalities unfold themselves. As a reader, one is bound to marvel at the sheer expertise with which Dickens had…mehr

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Dickens is class apart when it comes to creating some of the masterpiece epic novels that have been cherished and celebrated since the time, they have been written in the 19th century. Bleak House is the story of people who are fighting for an inherited property and it comes out to be a book of enormous magnitude in terms of sheer number of characters and how their stories are woven into each other's. It is in the series of events and situations that people their, ideas and personalities unfold themselves. As a reader, one is bound to marvel at the sheer expertise with which Dickens had handled the characters and in it lies his greatness as one of the most celebrated writers of all times.
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Charles Dickens (1812-1870) fue un célebre novelista y crítico social inglés, ampliamente considerado como uno de los más grandes escritores de la época victoriana. Nacido en Portsmouth, Inglaterra, Dickens vivió una infancia difícil, marcada por las penurias económicas, que más tarde influyeron en gran parte de sus escritos. Dickens saltó a la fama con sus novelas por entregas y se hizo famoso por su habilidad para combinar el humor, una aguda observación social y unos personajes profundamente humanos. Sus obras arrojan luz sobre las luchas de los pobres, los defectos de los sistemas institucionales y las grandes disparidades entre las clases sociales en la Inglaterra del siglo XIX. Hoy en día, Dickens es célebre no sólo por sus apasionantes relatos, sino también por su perdurable impacto en la literatura y la sociedad.