Palabras clave
Great Expectations
perspectiva mítica
realidades colectivas
análisis de obra
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Resumen
Dickens criticó el tumulto social de la época victoriana en Great Expectations. Al acercarse a esta obra desde una perspectiva mítica, sin embargo, la universalidad de esta novela "típicamente victoriana" se ve claramente, mientras que el arte de la interpretación personal de Dickens de las realidades colectivas es subrayada.
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