Adventures of Oliver Twist. Dickens Ch.

Roman C. Dickens “The Adventures of Oliver Twist” caused an ambiguous reaction in English society of the 19th century. Many critics were outraged that the author made by his heroes representatives of the lowest classes, or rather - declassed elements: thieves, scammers, killers, and easy behavior girls. And he portrayed them not in the romantic halo of Farwers Fortune, but in the gloomy and miserable slums of London. The main and more wonderful hero of the novel looks more surprising and wonderful - the baby Oliver Twist, who, being under the brutal pressure of villains of all stripes, did not want to become a criminal.

for middle school age.