‘A Christmas Carol’: a critique of Victorian values
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In this unit, pupils explore how Dickens presents 'A Christmas Carol' as a critique of dominant Victorian values. They first look at how he presents Victorian London, before looking at how he depicts poverty, suffering, wealth and status. They then look at what Dickens is critiquing in the novella.
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‘A Christmas Carol’: a critique of Victorian values
In this unit, pupils explore how Dickens presents 'A Christmas Carol' as a critique of dominant Victorian values. They first look at how he presents Victorian London, before looking at how he depicts poverty, suffering, wealth and status. They then look at what Dickens is critiquing in the novella.
7 cashar- 'A Christmas Carol': Dickens’ depictions of Victorian London
- 'A Christmas Carol': Dickens’ depictions of poverty and suffering
- 'A Christmas Carol': Dickens’ critique of Victorian institutions
- 'A Christmas Carol': Dickens’ depictions of wealth and status
- Writing an extended response on 'A Christmas Carol'
- 'A Christmas Carol': a comparison of social class
- 'A Christmas Carol': Dickens’ depictions of Victorian values