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Contributes greatly to the study of two important authors from the 19th century, Fyodor Dostoevsky and Charles Dickens. Acknowledging the radically different national traditions that influenced Dostoevskys and Dickens novels, such studies failed to make a serious attempt to define this difference or to place it within the proper historical context. The historical significance of national is usually overlooked. In the 19th century, reference to National is highly charged with special meaning since many nations as we know them now appeared during this period and so nationalism was a major influence both in the political and literary arenas of the time. This study examines the impact of nationalism on the content and form of Dostoevskys and Dickens novels.
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