Idiots, madmen, and other prisoners in Dickens

Natalie McKnight

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Migration, Policy, and Dickens Studies American and British Literature Analysis Literature and Culture Studies

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Abbreviations - Introduction: A World of Private Worlds - Biographical and Historical Context - Holy Idiots/Wise Fools: Traditions and Transformations - The Inarticulate - Nicholas Nickleby: Idiocy and Bourgeois - The Conventional Idiot: Surfaces and Signs in Barnaby Rudge - Dombey and Son: Favouring Foolishness and Chaos - Little Dorritt's Misfits: Between the Sun and the Cell - Conclusion: The Voiceless Voiced, the Imprisoned Set Free - Bibliography - Index

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