Some Discussions of Dickens's Hard Times (original) (raw)
Discussons
- Introduction
- Who Is Thomas Gradgrind in Dickens's Hard Times for These Times?
- The Implication of Christian Names and Surnames in Charles Dickens's Hard Times for These Times
- Dickens' satirical attacks on the British Association [for Science]
- Dickens' Hard Times and Dystopia
- Charles Dickens's Hard Times for These Times as an Industrial Novel
- J. B. Priestley on why Hard Times is a bad novel
- "Evil Intentions are the Evil Person's Own Undoing"
- "Dickens and Critical Theory"
- Facts Lie at the Heart of the Matter: Comparing the Book and Movie Versions of Dickens's Hard Times
- The Narrators of Hard Times and The Mayor of Casterbridge as Wisdom Speakers
- Dreadful Riot at Preston [model for Dickens's Coketown], 1842
Illustrations
- Four of Fred Walker's illustrations (1868)
- Harry French's Twenty Plates for the 1870 edition
- Charles S. Reinhart's fifteen plates for the American edition (1870s)
- "She shuddered to apporoach the pit" by an unidentified illustrator for an edition of Dicken's works by the Co-operative Publication Society [1912?]
Reading questions and projects
Last modified 5 October 2006