What social concerns are dealt with in Charles dickens novels?

Answer 1

By helping Readers Understand how poor people lived -Apex (Modern World History from 1600)

Answer 2

By helping Readers Understand how poor people lived -Apex (Modern World History from 1600)

Answer 3

Dickens' writings criticized social issues and the problems he saw around him: poverty, hunger, crime, homeless orphans, prostitution, and the practice of imprisoning men for being in debt. He even came down on railroads in a couple of his books.

Answer 4

The exploitation and manipulation of children.

The cynical view of the suposed christian society and thei inabilityor unewillingness to forgive single mothers who had children out of wedlock.He also ranted against the brutality childen were submitted to.In Oliver Twist he exposes th blaring anti Semitism by the trial of Fagin the Jew for a crime he did not commit.GFagin is offered clemency if h renounces his faith, kneels an accept the Chridtian faith and beg forgiveness from the Lord Jesus. When Fagin answers he cannot do that he is hanged. Fagin's culpability was assured because he was not judged as subject of the crown Fagin but as the Jew Fagin and this mad him a pariah whose guilt was evident, regardless of the evidence or rather the lack of it
Dickens spoke out against injustices he saw around him: poverty, hunger, disease, social inequality, political corruption, judicial robbery, and crime, especially among the lower classes.

Answer 5

Dickens was critical of the way his government treated the poor and uneducated. He worked and wrote to show the reading world the problems faced by the lower classes. He hoped to end hunger and homelessness, prostitution and child labor.

Answer 6

Dickens addresses many social concerns:

1)abuses of industrial workers

2)the status of women

3)the punitive divorce laws of the time all come in for consideration

4)gratitude and suffering

5)rise in social class

Mainly it was showing people the path of truthness and justice which was a great problem in Victorian times. It was so that people could understand the difference between right and wrong.

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I think his primary aim was to focus attention on the horrifying poverty, and it's resulting ills, in which most Londoners lived.

Answer 7

In his novels, Charles Dickens addresses social concerns such as poverty, inequality, injustice, and the impact of industrialization on society. He often highlights the struggles of the poor and downtrodden, the exploitation of workers, and the need for compassion and social reform. Through his vivid characters and storylines, Dickens sheds light on the harsh realities faced by different classes in Victorian society.

Answer 8

By writing fictional stories set in his own time, and illustrating the plight of the poor and other problems, he drew attention to them in the real world.