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Thomas Hardy - Riassunto Metodologia del Lavoro Scientifico

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THOMAS HARDY (1840 – 1928)

He is mainly known as a novelist, although he also wrote poetry and drama. His most famous NOVELS are: - 1874: Far from the Madding Crowd (his first novel) - 1891: Tess of the D’Ubervilles - 1896: Jude the Obscure (his last novel) THEMES: Hardy's most common theme is HUMANITY'S STRUGGLE AGAINST FATE. LOVE, MARRIAGE, and FAMILY form the central themes of his novels. Hardy was the first novelist to explore man-woman relationship out of the marriage that caused a scandal in the Victorian Age.  CRITICISM TO VICTORIAN SOCIETY PESSIMISM: Hardy is pessimistic in the way he portrays humanity's futile struggle against cosmic forces. His work has a tragic vision which is also stoical as it involves an acceptance of fate. He believes that man is born to suffer and he is fatalistic because he believes that destiny is always hostile to man and that it governs over human life. REALISM: He is very REALISTIC in representing the essential human conditions. His realism, prose style, characterization and social criticism in his novels are works of social commentary. He was a fierce critic of poverty with social stratification. FEMINISM: Being a feminist, Thomas Hardy advocated the right of women of having their own identity and respectable status in society, were they rich or poor. NATURE: nature is a character in Hardy’s novels, it is HOSTILE AND INDIFFERENT TO MEN, who fights in vain against it ( pessimism). STYLE: realistic, a lot of physical description of places (mostly Wessex) and quotations from the classics (Greek and Latin works) and from the Bible.

JUDE THE OBSCURE (1896)

This is the novel we focus on, we are going to study it from the book at pages 56-57.

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Thomas Hardy - Riassunto Metodologia del Lavoro Scientifico

Corso: Metodologia del Lavoro Scientifico

33 Documenti

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Università: Istituto Universitario Salesiano Venezia

Questo documento è stato utile?

THOMAS HARDY (1840 – 1928)

He is mainly known as a novelist, although he also wrote poetry and drama.

His most famous NOVELS are:

- 1874: Far from the Madding Crowd (his first novel)

- 1891: Tess of the D’Ubervilles

- 1896: Jude the Obscure (his last novel)

THEMES: Hardy's most common theme is HUMANITY'S STRUGGLE AGAINST FATE.

LOVE, MARRIAGE, and FAMILY form the central themes of his novels. Hardy was the

first novelist to explore man-woman relationship out of the marriage that caused a

scandal in the Victorian Age.  CRITICISM TO VICTORIAN SOCIETY

PESSIMISM: Hardy is pessimistic in the way he portrays humanity's futile struggle

against cosmic forces. His work has a tragic vision which is also stoical as it involves

an acceptance of fate. He believes that man is born to suffer and he is fatalistic

because he believes that destiny is always hostile to man and that it governs over

human life.

REALISM: He is very REALISTIC in representing the essential human conditions. His

realism, prose style, characterization and social criticism in his novels are works of

social commentary. He was a fierce critic of poverty with social stratification.

FEMINISM: Being a feminist, Thomas Hardy advocated the right of women of having

their own identity and respectable status in society, were they rich or poor.

NATURE: nature is a character in Hardy’s novels, it is HOSTILE AND INDIFFERENT TO

MEN, who fights in vain against it ( pessimism).

STYLE: realistic, a lot of physical description of places (mostly Wessex) and quotations

from the classics (Greek and Latin works) and from the Bible.

JUDE THE OBSCURE (1896)

This is the novel we focus on, we are going to study it from the book at pages 56-57.