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(完整word)CharlesDickens狄更斯的英文介绍(完整word)CharlesDickens狄更斯的英文介绍(完整word)CharlesDickens狄更斯的英文介绍CharlesDickensCharlesDickens(7February1812–9June1870)wasafamousEnglishcriticalrealismnovelistinthe19thcentury.“Hecreatedsomeoftheworld'smostmemorablefictionalcharactersandisgenerallyregardedasthegreatestnovelistoftheVictorianperiod.Duringhislife，hisworksenjoyedunprecedentedfame，andbythetwentiethcenturyhisliterarygeniuswasbroadlyacknowledgedbycriticsandscholars。”Withtimegoingby,hisnovelsandshortstoriescontinuetobewidelypopular.Inhisworks,hepaidspecialattentiontothelifeof”littleguy"atthebottomofsocietyintheUK,whichdeeplyreflectedthecomplexsocialrealityatthattime.LIFEANDCAREERCharlesDickenswasborninPortsmouthon7February1812,thesecondsonofJohnandElizabethDickens.Hehadawell—offfamilyinhisearlyyearsandwasonceeducatedinaprivateschoolforaperiodoftime,buthisparentsoftenbanquetedguestsandusedmoneywithoutrestraint.Asaresult,hisfather,inspirationforthecharacterofMr。MicawberinDavidCopperfield,wasimprisonedforbaddebtwhenCharlesDickenswas10yearsold。“Theentirefamily,apartfromCharles，wassenttoMarshalseaalongwiththeirpatriarch.CharleswassenttoworkinWarren’sblackingfactoryandenduredappallingconditionsaswellaslonelinessanddespair.”Heworkedover10hourseveryday.Afterthreeyears,luckily，hisfatherinheritedalegacyofthefamily，sotheireconomicconditionswereimproved.Hewasreturnedtoschool，buttheexperiencewasneverforgottenandbecamefictionalizedintwoofhisbetter-knownnovelsDavidCopperfieldandGreatExpectations。Attheageof15,hegraduatedfromWellingtonCollege，andthenworkedintoalawyerline.Laterheturnedtonewspaper，becomingareporterattheageof20。“Likemanyothers，hebeganhisliterarycareerasajournalist.HisownfatherbecameareporterandCharlesbeganwiththejournalsTheMirrorofParliamentandTheTrueSun.Thenin1833hebecameparliamentaryjournalistforTheMorningChronicle.Withnewcontactsinthepresshewasabletopublishaseriesofsketchesunderthepseudonym’Boz’.InApril1836，hemarriedCatherineHogarth,daughterofGeorgeHogarthwhoeditedSketchesbyBoz。Withi