Dickens and Empire

Discover the intricate relationship between Charles Dickens and the British Empire in Dickens and Empire, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2004. This insightful hardback, spanning 224 pages, delves into Dickens' evolving perspectives on class and race, challenging previous interpretations of his work. While the book does not absolve Dickens from accusations of racism, it offers a nuanced exploration of his imaginative engagement with imperial themes and his complex attitudes towards racial others during pivotal moments of personal and historical significance. Join us on a journey through Dickens' literary landscape, as we uncover the layers of his thoughts on empire and identity.