Style and Genre in the Works of Charles Dickens

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Style and Mode

• Dickens and Polyphony

Short Fiction

• An Overview of Dickens's Short Fiction, 1833-1868
• A Critical Analysis of Dickens's Short Fiction
• Dickens' Aesthetic of the Short Story
• A Comprehensive List of Dickens's Short Fiction, 1833-1868
• Dickens and the Prose Farce: and "The Tuggses at Ramsgate"
• An Overview of Dickens and Children's Literature
• The Roots of Dickens's Christmas Books and Plays in Early Nineteenth-Century Melodrama and Pantomime
• Charles Dickens's "Frauds on the Fairies" (text)

The Novels

• Dickens, Carlyle, and the Grotesque
• Sentimentality: The Victorian Failing
• The Genres Great Expectations (1861)
• Autobiographical Elements in Great Expectations
• Charles Dickens's Hard Times for These Times as an Industrial Novel
• Dickens' Hard Times and Dystopia
• Martin Chuzzlewit as Picaresque Novel
• The Attack on Comedy in Little Dorrit[Chapter in Kincaid's Dickens and the Rhetoric of Laughter
• Five Comic Techniques[from in Kincaid's Dickens and the Rhetoric of Laughter

Drama

• Dickens's First Writings — Drama
• Dramatic Adaptations of Dickens's Novels (1836-1870)

Journalism and Editorial Work

• Charles Dickens's "Frauds on the Fairies" (text)
• "The Lost Arctic Voyagers" (1854)
• All the Year Round
• Household Words

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Last modified 2 July 2008