"Oliver Twist" Charles Dickens

"Oliver Twist" offers a powerful social critique of 19th-century England, exposing the grim realities of child labor, workhouses, and the systemic exploitation of the poor. Dickens critiques class disparity, the inhumanity of the workhouse system, and the neglect of vulnerable individuals in a rapidly industrializing society. The novel vividly portrays moral degradation within society, calling for social reform and awareness