Thomas Hardy's Philosophy on Life

"Happiness is a coincidence of a painful general plan" - this is Hardy 's main female character, and Elizabeth Jane concludes with his tragic novel, Mayor of Caster Bridge. This is the end of the novel. We can imagine how much emphasis this observation is for passionate in the lifetime and thus to the victims who are observers of the role of human life, human suffering. This tragic understanding is not just what is found in this novel, but all of Hardy's so-called individuality and environmental novel reflects the serious human tragedy of the ancient tragedy.

The character is destiny. Greek philosopher Heracritus (540 BC - 475 BC) has caused many ideas and philosophy about life and the ultimate destination. Likewise, at Mayor of Castel Bridge at Thomas Hardy, questions about life, personality, destiny, fate were investigated. Ironically, in the context of this tragic novel, remarks about our personality as a fate have been challenged and repeatedly questioned over and over. In fact, Henchard is the victim of his own delusions. Did he accidently condemned sick of sickness? The origin of the investigation was "It is due to a physical illness", and when I was assigned to read Fyodor Dostoyevsky 's novel "Sin and Punishment", my high school research papers began. The novel develops mainly on the character Rodeo Romanović Raskolnikov and the confusion of his guilt. In the novel, Raskolnikov considers itself a perfect god with wisdom and wisdom that can not be compared with anyone else.

The purpose of this article is to explain the pessimism of Thomas Hardy. His three novels, "get out of dust", "Tess of Devoville", and "the meaning of Hind" reflect his life and interpersonal relationship. The main element of his novel is fate and opportunity to destroy its role. Still, all his novels are not completely dark, but some ends are full of hope. - The story of two cities, Charles Dickens, is considered one of the most popular and prolific writers of his time. He is regarded as a genius of literature to many people, and his novels and short stories prove this. He created some of the most famous imaginary writing roles. He had a great influence on the Victorian society and was one of the first writers to write about the lower class. He provides readers with unique insights into the Victorian era.