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Die Geschichte der Geisteswissenschaftenplace of Dickens criticism, since Edmund Wilson’s essay in . and Lionel Trilling’s introduction to ., to see the prison as a metaphor throughout the novels. Not just a metaphor, since the interest that Dickens had in prisons themselves was real and lasting, and the one kind of concern led to the oth

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Two Scales and Two Orders of Values.’ This early literary reference to photography is to portraits of people who are loved, not landscapes or artistic compositions, and it relates photography to death. In the absence of the photograph, Pip deduces their appearance in a fantastic way from the writing on their tombstones. Writing and t

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