Morality in English Fiction
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To say this is not to bring an accusation against the poor any more than it is an accusation against the wild geranium of the hedge-row to assert that it lacks the glowing colour of its relative in the conser- vatory : both are simple" statements of necessary facts which stand in need of no apology. The poor person of real life was, however, by no means graceful and picturesque enough to satisfy the imaginative demands of Charles Dickens, so he decked him out with all kinds of impossible 36 Mor...ality in English Fiction.
delicacies, and made him as sentimental and unreal as the shepherds and shepherdesses which were held in such favour by the minor poets of the eighteenth century. From an artistic point of view there is little to be said against this kind of portraiture if it be presented to us as purely ideal work; but from an ethical standpoint it may be condemned utterly as a gratuitous addition to the mehtal confusion which envelopes the very difficult question concerning the extent of the moulding influence of circumstances upon character.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To say this is not to bring an accusation against the poor any more than it is an accusation against the wild geranium of the hedge-row to assert that it lacks the glowing colour of its relative in the conser- vatory : both are simple" statements of necessary facts which stand in need of no apology. The poor person of real life was, however, by no means graceful and picturesque enough to satisfy the imaginative demands of Charles Dickens, so he decked him out with all kinds of impossible 36 Mor...ality in English Fiction.
delicacies, and made him as sentimental and unreal as the shepherds and shepherdesses which were held in such favour by the minor poets of the eighteenth century. From an artistic point of view there is little to be said against this kind of portraiture if it be presented to us as purely ideal work; but from an ethical standpoint it may be condemned utterly as a gratuitous addition to the mehtal confusion which envelopes the very difficult question concerning the extent of the moulding influence of circumstances upon character.
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