A 5 page paper discussing the idea of civilization in the book titled, 'Waiting for the Barbarians,' by J.M. Coetzee. Each of these individuals has their own unique outer, and inner, civilization, which are the result of their different heritage. No additional sources provided. A nine page paper looking at this novel by Charles Dickens in terms of its revelations about the social history of the Victorian era. The paper demonstrates Dickens' message that true worth comes not from one's position in society but from one's heart.
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A five page paper explaining the importance of classism in the literature of the mid- to late nineteenth century. Bibliography lists three sources. An eight page paper looking at the way Bronte's title character is able to develop a sense of personal autonomy despite the restrictiveness of the class structure of Victorian society. The paper shows how Jane is able to triumph through assertiveness and a strong, distinctly unfeminine will. Bibliography lists six sources.