Class struggles and social injustice from "summary" of A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
The sharp divide between the wealthy aristocrats and the impoverished commoners is a prominent theme in A Tale of Two Cities. The novel vividly portrays the class struggles and social injustices that were rampant during the time of the French Revolution. The stark contrast between the luxurious lives of the nobility and the destitution of the lower classes serves as a poignant commentary on the inequality that plagued society.
Throughout the book, Dickens depicts how the upper class callously exploits and oppresses the working class for their own gain. The aristocrats live in opulence, while the commoners struggle to survive in squalor and poverty. This disparity in wealth and privilege fuels the resentment and anger that ultimately lead to the revolution.
The injustices faced by the lower classes are ...
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