Hardy as a Social Reformer
Keywords:
Victorian era, social reformer, TESS OF THE DURBERVILLES
Abstract
The following research paper is an attempt to discuss Thomas Hardy a novelist of the Victorian era as a social reformer Many critics and researchers of his novels consider him a pessimist who paints a darker picture of life In this picture man is portrayed as a tragic figure clutched in the cruel grips of fate as well as society The present paper gives arguments of critics and interprets Hardy s novels in the way so that we may present him as a social reformer It throws light on two of the major novels of Hardy TESS OF THE DURBERVILLES and THE MAYOR OF CASTERBRIDGE
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2015-03-15
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