Child Labor in Oliver Twist
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The document is a paper submitted in 2013 by Bhumi Vajani, an MA student, on the topic of child labor as depicted in Charles Dickens' novel Oliver Twist. The paper discusses industrialization, urbanization, class differences, and capitalism during the Victorian Age in England and examines how Dickens portrayed the harsh conditions faced by child laborers, especially orphans, who were often victims of exploitation.
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- 1.  Name:-Bhumi Vajani  M.A :-1 - Sem:-2  Roll No:-04  Paper:-6  The Victorian Age  Topic:-Child Labor in Oliver Twist  Year:-2013  Submitted To:-Dr.Dilip Barad  Dept of English  M.K.Bhavnagar Univercity.
- 3. Urbanisation
- 5. Capitalism
- 6. Issue of Child Labor in Literature
- 7. Child Labor in Movies:-
- 11. Orphanage:-
- 12. Child Labor in our Country: Conclusion: