Charles Dickens - Hard Times
OverzichtConditie | goed [kaft enkele stootplekjes, maar voor leeftijd in goede staat] |
Aantal pagina`s | 300 |
Uitgavejaar | 1961 [1e druk juli, Signet Classic] |
Uitgegeven door | The New American Library of |
Kaft | paperback [pocket] |
ISBN | niet bekend |
Code [intern] | SBUK1 |
Beschrijving boek
Murdering the Innocent! Facts, Facts, Facts. Teach these children facts, not fancies. Sense, not sentimentality. Conformity, not curiosity. Proof and demonstration, not poetry and drama … On this bleak tenet is run the Gradgrind model day school in Hard Times.
No other work of Dickens presents so relentless an indictment against the callous greed of the Victorian industrial society and its misapplied utilitarian philosophy as this fiercest of his novels. With savage bitterness Dickens unmasks the hellish industries that imprisoned the bodies of the helpless labor class and the equally satanic institutions that shackled the development of their minds.