ديفيد كوبرفيلد. المدن

The narrative is linear in appearance, as is usual in traditional first-person form	Oxford Reader's Companion to Dickens
This sense of guilt leads him to drink	We should note when studying this novel that it is narrated in the first person, the story is an autobiography, the most difficult form of fiction in which to attain a close approach to realism

رواية ديفيد كوبرفيلد

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ديفيد كوبرفيلد: أعدَّتها للأطفال أليس إف جاكسون: The second was like a flash of revelation: "There can be no disparity in marriage like unsuitability of mind and purpose"
David Copperfield: Priestley, J B 1966 [1925]
المدن: The autobiographical material [ ] The most important autobiographical material concerns the months that Dickens, still a child, spent at the Warren factory, his diligence with his first love, Maria Beadnell see and , and finally his career as a journalist and writer

Leech was an illustrator at , a satirical magazine, and the first illustrator for by Dickens in 1843	She is present on the night of David's birth but leaves after hearing that Clara Copperfield's child is a boy instead of a girl, and is not seen again until David flees to her house in Dover from London
The name Mr Murdstone in David Copperfield conjures up twin allusions to "murder" and stony coldness; Strong is definitely not "strong"; Creakle "squeaks and grinds"	This did not prevent the novelist from criticizing his publisher, or providing an incomplete number, just "to see exactly where I am" and for his illustrator to have "some material to work on"

ديفيد كوبرفيلد: أعدَّتها للأطفال أليس إف جاكسون

"Will I be the hero of my own life? The wife of the keeper, returning David's money, deposits on his forehead a gift that has become extremely rare, a kiss, "Half admired and half compassionate", but above all full of kindness and femininity; at least, adds David, as a tender and precious reminder, "I am sure".

David Copperfield (Wordsworth Classics): Charles Dickens: 9781853260247: generallistings.com: Books: Dickens was co-founder with of , a home for young women who had "turned to a life of immorality", including theft and prostitution
دايفيد كوبرفيلد (ساحر): Point of view [ ] Whatever the borrowings from Dickens's own life, the reader knows as an essential precondition, that David Copperfield is a novel and not an ; a work with fictional events and characters — including the hero-narrator — who are creations of Dickens' imagination
مؤلف رواية ديفيد كوبرفيلد: In 1850, Dickens was 38 years old and had twenty more to live, which he filled with other masterpieces, often denser, sometimes darker, that addressed most of the political, social and personal issues he faced