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teju17

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Topic: Oliver Twist

How important are the women characters in the novel Oliver Twist? Justify.

Women characters are important in the novel or not and in what way? The answer must be from feministic point of view.

Posted by teju17 on March 5, 2011 at 1:30 PM via web and tagged with feminism, literature, nancy, oliver twist, women

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    litteacher8

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    Women characters are very important in Oliver Twist, such as Mrs. Mann, Nancy and Rose.  Mrs. Mann represents the cruelty to and exploitation of poor orphans.  She is more of a...

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    Posted by litteacher8 on March 5, 2011 at 2:13 PM (Answer #1)

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