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  1. Published in 1895, Thomas Hardy ’s Jude the Obscure tells the story of Jude Fawley, a poor villager whose many attempts to rise above his class are crushed by society or the forces of nature. This shocking novel represented harsh criticisms of Victorian society’s most cherished institutions—including marriage, social class, religion, and ...

  2. Jude the Obscure takes place in England during the Victorian era, a period that lasted from 1837-1901. English society during this time was marked by sexual repression and a conservative worldview that emphasized the institution of marriage and the family unit, which Hardy criticized.

  3. Jude the Obscure takes place in Wessex, England in the Victorian era. Jude Fawley is a poor orphan raised by his great-aunt, but he dreams of studying at the university in Christminster, a nearby town. He is inspired in this dream by his old teacher, Richard Phillotson, who left with similar ambitions when Jude was a child.

  4. Jude the Obscure raconte, dans une langue épaisse, souffrante et parfois d'une clarté admirable, l'existence du jeune homme éponyme dans un Bildungsroman d'une inhabituelle obscurité. Rêvant d'étoiles, en quête d'une ascension intellectuelle qui se passerait, là-bas, à Christminster, le jeune et rural Jude déchante bientôt dans un monde qui, cruel comme chez Zola, ne veut tout ...

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  5. Jude l'Obscur (titre original : Jude the Obscure) est un roman anglais de l'écrivain Thomas Hardy, publié en Angleterre en 1895. En France, il est paru pour la première fois en 1901 . Présentation [ modifier | modifier le code ]

  6. Jude the Obscure: With Robert Powell, Fiona Walker, John Franklyn-Robbins, Daphne Heard. Born into poverty, young Jude refuses to accept his lot in life. As his dreams are shattered one by one, his life descends into tragedy.

  7. These deal with Jude the Obscure as a distinctively progressive novel and as tragedy; the authors discuss the novel’s poetic power, its pessimism and meliorism, its imagery and symbolism, and ...