Shirley

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"Shirley" is a social and political novel by Charlotte Brontë set during the industrial unrest of early 19th-century England, exploring themes of class conflict, gender roles, and economic hardship.

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Shirley canonical 4
Shirley (novel) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf novel
political novel
social novel
author Charlotte Brontë
character Louis Moore
Mr. Helstone
Mrs. Pryor
Robert Moore
Yorkshire mill workers
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
explores conflict between duty and desire
constraints on women in 19th-century society
relations between mill owners and workers
firstPublicationDate 1849
followedBy Villette
follows Jane Eyre
genre Victorian novel
industrial novel
political novel
social novel
hasForm three-volume novel
hasTitleCharacter Shirley Keeldar
historicalContext Luddite riots in Yorkshire
industrialization in England
influencedUseOfName Shirley as a female given name
isFictionalWork true
literaryForm prose
literaryMovement realism
literaryPeriod Victorian literature
mainTheme Luddite disturbances
surface form: Luddite movement

class conflict
economic hardship
gender roles
industrial unrest
religion and morality
social change
women's independence
medium print
narrativePerspective third-person narration
originalLanguage English
placeOfPublication London, England
surface form: London
protagonist Caroline Helstone
Shirley Keeldar
publisher Smith, Elder & Co.
settingPlace England
Yorkshire
settingTime Napoleonic Wars
surface form: Napoleonic Wars era

early 19th century

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Villette precededBy Shirley
Currer Bell notableWork Shirley
Haworth Parsonage, Haworth, Yorkshire notableWorkCreatedHere Shirley
subject surface form: Haworth Parsonage
Shirley (2020 film) basedOn Shirley
this entity surface form: Shirley (novel)