Charles Dickens: The Key to Character Exhibition: Dickens and the Criminal Mind

December 18, 2012

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Dickens and the Criminal Mind

Kristin Le Veness, Nassau Community College, explores Dickens’s most notorious villains in relation to the author’s dedication to realism and social reform.

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