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CharlesDickensandOliverTwistCharlesDickens(1812-1870)PersonalLife CharlesDickens(1812-1870)wasbornatPortsmouth.Hisfather,apoorclerkintheNavyPayoffice,wasputintothe'Marshalsea(马歇尔希)PrisonfordebtwhenyoungCharleswasonly11yearsold.Thesonhadtogiveupschoolingtoworkinanundergroundcellaratashoe-blackingfactory—apositionheconsideredmosthumiliating(羞耻的).The11-year-oldDickenshadtoworktenhourseachdayinthefactory,andearnedsixshillingsaweek,pastinglabelsonthejarsofthickpolish.WefindthebitterexperiencesofthatsufferingchildreflectedinmanyofDickens’snovels.In1827,Charlesenteredalawyer’soffice,andtwoyearslaterhebecameaParliamentaryreporterfornewspapers.From1833DickensbegantowriteoccasionalsketchesofLondonlife,whichwerelatercollectedandpublishedunderthetitleSketchesbyBoz(笔名)(1836).SoonThePosthumous(作者死后出版的)PapersofthePickwick(匹克威客传主角)Club(1836-1837)appearedinmonthlyinstallments. Andsincethen,hislifebecameoneofendlesshardwork.Inhislateryears,hegavehimselftopublicreadingsofhisworks,whichbroughtplaudits(喝彩,赞扬)andcomfortbutalsoexhaustedhim.In1870,thismanofgreatheartandvi'talitydiedofoverwork,leavinghislastnovelunfinished.ContributiontoEnglishliteratureHisworksOliverTwistPurposeofthisbookOlivertwist (hero)MaincharactersPlotandstructureThemesFeaturesofDickens’NovelsDickens’artistictechniquecanbesummarizedasbelow:Symbolism(multi-layersymbolisminthenovel) a.Settingassymbols Theexternalevidenceofneglectanddecay–their counterpartsinsocietyandintheheartsofmen; thedarkdeedsandpassions–dimrooms,smoke, fog,anddarknights;themoodofterrorandbrutality-frequentrainandcoldweather. b.Charactersassymbols ThechimneysweepGamfield–cruelty(purelysymbolicfigurewithnoplotfunction);Brownlow–thesymbolofbenevolence. c.Gesturesofpersonsassymbols: Bumble’sfondnessforhisthree-corneredhat– devotiontoanemptyauthoritarianism. d.Allusiontoobesity:symbolforhungerinan inversefashion(bycallingattentiontoitsabsence) Manypeopleinthenovelaredescribedas“fat”.