Comparing the Victorian Times of Great Expectations with Today

Many of the great expectations of the Victorian era and today's Victorian era are different from our way of living today. Evidence of such circumstances can be found in elements of the 1800s, such as courtship, child rearing, transportation, housing, occupation. Novels and movies "Great Future" show many examples of present and past. The Victorian people are very class-oriented societies, and today almost everyone can have pretty good outfits, decent cars, places to live, and reasonable employment security.

How does Dickens criticize Victorian living in the novel "Great Future"? Dickens used satire to show off the reality of the Victorian era. What are the three aspects of Dickens' satire society? Three aspects of his irony society are family, class system and education. The first aspect of the irony society of Dickens is the family. In Mrs. Joe's house, it is clear that she is under control, Joe is really afraid of her. This is ironic. Because my husband gave power to my wife in the 19th century. In addition, Dickens criticized the child abuse of his pocket family and Mrs. Joss. In pocket families, children are not taken care of or owned by poor nurses. Children must rely on each other's love and security. In Mrs. Joe 's house, the way child treated child Mrs Pip showed child abuse. She beat Pip with 'itchy'. It is a stick for punishment purposes and it does not show love to him either.

Many of the great expectations of the Victorian era and today's Victorian era are different from our way of living today. Evidence of such circumstances can be found in elements of the 1800s, such as courtship, child rearing, transportation, housing, occupation. Novels and movies "Great Future" show many examples of present and past. The Victorian people are very class-oriented societies, and today almost everyone can have pretty good outfits, decent cars, places to live, and reasonable employment security.