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Great Expectations is the finest novel by Charles Dickens in terms of plot, structure, style and thematic elements. Written in 1861, it marks the high point of Dickens' greatness as a novelist, particularly because of his increased sensitivity to life in Victorian England  and the sham and hypocrisy he saw all around him. As a novel of social criticism, it is far more trenchant than anything Dickens wrote earlier. In the character of Pip, Dickens makes a serious attempt to present the ambivalence of the  problem of good and evil. Pip is not just a young man of native  goodness thrown on adversity but finally rising above it. He is a complicated mixture of good and bad - considerate and selfish, loving and callous, humble and ambitious, honest and self-deceiving. The core of Dickens' universal theme lies inside Pip himself-as it does in all of us-and the triumph of good comes through Pip's self-discovery-as it  will for all of us.

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