Happiness and Social Status in Great Expectations

Charles Dickens uses her own perspective to develop a wonderful life role in the "wonderful future". Novels are written from the point of view of the main character PIP. Pip leads the reader throughout his life. And I will explain the various stages from childhood to adulthood. There are many judgments about other personality and their perception of Pip is constantly changing according to his position in the social hierarchy of their perception on them. For example, Pip was fully accoladed, but it was a shame for Joe Gargery who later raised him.

Because the hero understands that hero's improvement of society is unrelated to the true value of man and his good deed and his moral ability is higher than social position, the end of the wonderful future is " Happy end "can be considered. Through his explanation about Magwich and his explanation about Drumram, Dickens opposed the social structure, even those who are in the most tragic position, that McWitch may be more moral than a nobleman certified. Therefore, Pip is getting more than wealth and social progress. He gained morality.

The novel "Great Future" tells the concept of "real gentleman", Victorian creativity based on birth, wealth, social position and clothing is in stark contrast to a sort of humble and generous gentleman Dickens's depiction. Thanks to Dickens' growth experience and early life, he was able to understand the status of the poor. His educational information, to be a true gentleman, is reinforced by the growth style of the novel.

Charles Dickens's "Great Future" is an eloquent commentary on the social class after the Industrial Revolution. Dickens did not develop a completely aristocratic character but chose to represent every class of society, from poor farmers who struggled to survive from the high level of society. Just as the hero's Pip finally found that wealth and social status are not as good as real human feelings such as love, loyalty, self-esteem, the concept of social class is the core of text.

In the midst of some major dramatic changes in society, Victorian England had great expectations. The Industrial Revolution made it possible for people with humble backgrounds to gain huge wealth and social status. However, strict division of labor still exists between the poor and the upper class. In the novel, Dickens applied the first person to past and present narrative methods. The basic structure of this novel is the development of Pip's life from his childhood to his "great expectation", his broken fantasy, and the pursuit of a rejection of a noble life. This story relates to middle-aged Pip, it is not only a story but also a hero - the main plot will develop mainly on his role.