Charles Dickens Great Expectations (Case Studies in Contemporary Criticism (Paper))

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Summary: Well-rounded look at a classic
Review: The Bedford edition of this classic novel contains more than the typical Charles Dickens tale. In addition to the text are five excellent essays on this novel. Often Great Expectations is taught in a mundane and archaic manner. This edition allows both the student and teacher to approach the text from several twentieth century schools of thought. Peter Brooks in particular offers an excellent psychonanalytic interpretation. This text is a welcome addition to any classroom.

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Summary: The book was complicated and "over-written".
Review: The book Great Expectations was a book that was over-written. Even though the author Charles Dickens was writing according to his time, it was confusing and complicated. I didn't like the book at all.

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Summary: It was horrible
Review: The story of a boy named Pip and his rise to become a gentle man is a horrible story that Charles Dickens wrote just so he could make a few lousy bucks.

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Summary: This wasn't informative at all. I still failed test.
Review: These notes were horrible. They gave all the wrong info and I made a 52 on my test. Thanks alot.