ANALYSIS OF THE REFLECTION ON THE DEFECTS OF THE SOCIETY IN’’OLIVER TWIST’’ BY CHARLES DICKENS
Keywords:
Orphan, homeless, rich, steal, poor, lonely, criminal, violence, thieves, corruptAbstract
This article is devoted to the reflection of social problems of that time in the work of “Oliver Twist «by Charles Dicken. In “Oliver Twist “children are presented as powerless. There is nothing they can do in society so they have no chance but to steal. Whilst at the same time the rich people can do whatever they want and live well.
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