Great Expectations İngilizce

"Heaven knovvs we need never be ashamed of our tears, for they are rain upon the blinding dust of earth, overlying our hard hearts." -from Great ExpectationsGreat Expectations, a Bildungsroman, believed to represent Charles Dickens' peak and maturity as an author, vvritten in 1861, is a classic work of the Victorian novel and depicts a vast range of subjects and incidents of the time, Dickens' concerns, and the relationship betvveen society and man by describing the personal development and grovvth of an orphan named Pip.İn Great Expectations, typical Dickensian themes like vvealth, poverty, love, good and evil emerge vvhich may have contributed to its populari-ty and regardless of its narrative technique, the novel is vvritten in a compieteiy balanced style that proves Charles Dickens' being a master craftsman, let alone his iliustrative gift for realistic and dramatic speech.İt shall suffice to remember the appraisal that good George Bernard Shaw made about this classic novel: "Ali of one piece and consistently truthful."