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1、Dickens’scriticalrealisminDavidCopperfieldI.IntroductionVictorianliteraturewastheliteratureproducedduringthereignofQueenVictoria(1837—1901)andcorrespondedtotheVictorianera.Itformedalinkandtransitionbetweenthewritersoftheromanticperiodandtheverydifferentliteratureof
2、the20thcentury.Inthisperiod,popularworksopenedamarketforthenovelamongstareadingpublic.The19thcenturywasoftenregardedasahighpointinBritishliteratureaswellasinothercountriessuchasFrance,theUnitedStatesofAmericaandRussia.Books,andnovelsinparticular,becameubiquitous,an
3、dthe"Victoriannovelist"createdgreatbookswithcontinuingappeal.1.1CharlesDickensandhisworksInthelongperiodofdominationofQueenVictoria,CharlesDickenswasthemostpopularwriter.BeingthegreatestrepresentativeoftheEnglishcriticalrealism,hegaveusamostvividpictureofeverydayli
4、fe,oftheordinarypeopleofhistimes.Hecreatedalargenumberoflifecharacters,wellknown,fulloflifeandunforgettable.Hehadsufferedsobitterlyhimselfasachildandhadseensomuchevilness.Sohedecidedtofightwithevilness.Hebelievedthatahard-workingandhonestmancouldachievehislittleper
5、sonalbusinessundercapitalism.Thesuccessofonegreatnovelistwouldrelyonthecarrier:hisworks,tosupporthimself.CharlesDickenswrotemanyanovelsuchasThePickwickPapers,OliverTwist,DombeyandSon,HardTimesandATaleofTwoCities.CharlesDickensusedhispentomouldatypicalfigureofallstr
6、ataintheVictorianage:Mr.Pickwick,thebenevolentgentleman;OliverTwist,thegoodluckyyoungman.AllabovenovelsplayedanimportantroleinCharlesDickens’successfulcareer.ButDavidCopperfield,anovelbasedonhisearlylifeexperiences,wasDickens’satisfiedreminiscenceofhislifeandlitera
7、ryreappearanceofhispersonalhistory.LikeDickens,Davidworksasachild,pastinglabelsontobottles.Davidalsobecomesfirstalawclerk,thenareporter,andfinallyasuccessfulnovelist.Mr.MicawberisasatiricalversionofDickens’sfather,alikablemanwhocanneverscrapetogetherthe13moneyhenee
8、ds.ManyofthesecondarycharacterssprangfromDickens’sexperiencesasayoungmaninfinancialdistressinLondon.SowecouldseethatDickenslikedthisnovelverymuch
