DESCRIPTION OF EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS IN THE NOVEL OLIVER TWIST BY CHARLES DICKENS

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This article analyzes the educational and social problems portrayed in Charles Dickens' novel Oliver Twist. Through a close reading of the text and a review of scholarly literature, it examines how Dickens uses the story of an orphan boy's struggles to critique the harsh realities of poverty, child labor, crime, and a lack of educational opportunities in 19th century England.