Great Expectations

Great Expectations (1860-61), narrated by the orphan Pip, offers fascinating explorations of guilt, wealth, passion, time, responsibility, and affection, and presents unforgettable portraits of the ruined Miss Havisham, the cold beauty Miss Estella, and the loving blacksmith Joe Gargery. This novel appeared in issues of Dickens’s weekly journal, All the Year Round, from 1 December 1860 to 3 August 1861, without illustrations.

Alternative title

• All the year round : Great expectations

Dernière modification

• 06/03/2024

Creator

• Dickens, Charles

Subject

• Ex-convicts--Fiction
• Benefactors--Fiction
• Orphans--Fiction
• Revenge--Fiction
• England--Fiction

Date created

• 1860-1861

Resource type

• Book

Source

• This resource is copied from https://digital.wpi.edu/concern/generic_works/mk61rj956?locale=en to showcase an example monograph

License

• Creative Commons BY-NC Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International

Record info

• PR4560.A1.1861

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