VICTORIAN AGE

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Issue: Vol. 3 No. 53 : Young scientists
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Chirchik State Pedagogical University 3RD year student of the Faculty of Turism, Foreign Language and Literature
xasanboyevaumidaxon27@gmail.com
Scientific adviser: PhD teacher, Chirchik State Pedagogical University
d.ruzmetova@cspu.uz

Abstract:

The Victorian Age (1837–1901) represents one of the most transformative periods in British history, marked by industrial expansion, scientific progress, and major social reforms. This paper examines the main cultural, social, and literary developments of the era while highlighting the central themes, ideological shifts, and literary innovations that defined Victorian society. Through analysis of historical sources, literary works, and scholarly interpretations, the research discusses how industrialization, moral complexity, and evolving societal norms shaped Victorian literature. The study concludes that the Victorian Age laid the foundation for modern English culture and continues to hold significant influence in contemporary literary studies.

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Xasanboyeva , U. ., & Ruzmetova, D. (2025). VICTORIAN AGE. Young Scientists, 3(53), 121–122. Retrieved from https://in-academy.uz/index.php/yo/article/view/69048

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