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    The Impact of the french revolution on victorian literature
    (university of Oum-El-Bouaghi, 2014) Mallek, Chahrazed; Maameri, Fatima
    This Mémoire seeks to shed lights on the impact of politics on literature. Instead of classical topics such as romanticism and naturalism, political matters became more included in literary genres. These provided a background for many writers who produced literary works depicting life under its many sides, particularly the political and socio-economic sides. Among them is the nineteenth-century english novelist Charles Dickens who portrayed London and Paris in the eighteenth century in his A Tale of Two Cities (1859). Through the analysis of this novel, this research work attempts to find out the reasons that made politics the main subject of Victorian literature. This Mémoire views that instability in political life of any country is the main factor which led writers to concentrate more, either directly or indirectly, on political subjects in their literary productions.