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Paper no-6 The Victorian Age Sem-2



Alpa Ponda
Sem 2
Batch 2016-2018
Paper No. 6
The Victorian Age
Submitted to  :smt. S B Gardi department of English
Enrolment no: 2069108420170025
Mail ID: alpaponda.7@gamil.com
Topic : The history of Victorian age and its background

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 Introduction :
          Queen Victorian ruled on England from 1837 to 1901 so the period is called the Victorian age. This age has its own dominant incidents which resulted into Literature such as the era witnessed the issues like Growth of English democracy, the progress of industrialization, the problem of working class people. So the wrters were forced to write on living issues. The new mind, strange ideas, new men were accepted during this period. The origionality came in literature.
Victorian age was remarkable for its political consciousness, material prosperity, democratic reforms, industrial and mechanical progress, educational expansion. The prose is in full bloom.The Victorian era was a peaceful reign. The people were feeling safe under the ruling of queen. The writers didn’t hear any voice drum of war.

Industrial Revolution
The industrial revolution started with the establishment of Mills and factories in England. Industrial advancement also created social problems and discrimination in the distribution of economy. The reacher became the reacher and the poor  became the poorer. The capilaist world was taking a place. The air of social and economic unfair came. So the two class came, aristocratic and working class.

Increased the reading public
England was taking concentration of increasing the numbers of people toward the education. Education law was also passed. The people understood the value of reading so the novels , fiction, poetry were written.

Growth of population

There were a tremendous change in the population. The first census in 1801 was about ten and a half millions but by the survey of 1901 was about thirty seven millions.

Domestic Life

The people of this age were attacted towards the new of living life. The family was conducted by the head of the home. The women were denied towards the education. Women were sopossed to look after home and kids. They had limited rights. They were in the four pillars. So the life was domestic. The people believed in progress but they somehow did not throw away the rigid mentality but they were habituated to apply in life.
We find compromise in tree branches of life. The political field, field of religion and the field of science.

Social Reform

The writers of the age wrote for the reformation of society. The aristocratic society was presented in the literature. And the poor people were exploited by rich and cruel.
Scientific Development

The science came in this era and people were attracted towards it. The publication of Charles Darwin’s Origin of Species occurred. The people became rational in thinking. They promoted the science. But the religion was there still.

The Literary characteristics

The Uniqueness of individuality
The uniqueness of individuality came from their various style of writing literature.they established the new methods of writing. In Lord Macaulay, we find the energy and venture of era., Charles Dickens was an original writer in the world.in the works of Bronte sisters, one finds the lonely way of life.

The age of prose and novel
          This age was promently known for the novels.  Writers like Charles Dickens, Bronte sisters, Thomas Hardy. They were the eminnert novelists. Charles Dicken’s Oliver Twist, Hard Times, A tale of two cities and Great Expectations. Thomas Hardy’s Tess of D’ Urbervilles are the ice burg of the ocean.

Revolt against materialistic approach
The writers wrote on living issues. The problems of poor, discrimination of distribution took place in life so the writers were forced to write on the living issues. The novelist like Charles Dickens mostly wrote about the problems of poor people and kid as there was a materialism. Rossetti looked into in the folklore of the middle ages.
The Springs of Romanticism
The literature of the Victorian age was not cut off from the romanticism. Tennyson .Browning  and Arnold wrote the romantic literature.
Pessimism, Doubt and Despair

The Victorian literature runs in pessimism, doubt and despair. Essayists like Macaulay, Ruskin, Dickens, Hardy, Eliot inspire us with their faith and humanity .the pessimism of life we find most in Dicken’s novels.
An Aroma of Patriotism
The people were dedicated to the nation. Patriotic feelings were their in the literature of the writers .Byron also wrote on the country.
Conclusion
The Victorian literature laid emphasis on man and women and their problems. We found materialistic approach at the deep of the age. So as a result the age was a reaction or revolt against materialistic approach



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