Sowing

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Sowing is the first book of Charles Dickens's novel "Hard Times," introducing the characters and themes through its focus on the planting of ideas and values that will later bear consequences.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book section
part of novel
author Charles Dickens NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
creator Charles Dickens NERFINISHED
firstPublicationForm serial fiction
focusesOn Gradgrind educational philosophy
contrast between fact and fancy
formation of children’s characters
followedBy Garnering
Reaping
followsInStructure opening section of Hard Times
genre Victorian novel section
social problem fiction
hasTitleOrigin agricultural metaphor of sowing and reaping
introduces Coketown NERFINISHED
Josiah Bounderby NERFINISHED
Louisa Gradgrind NERFINISHED
Sissy Jupe NERFINISHED
Thomas Gradgrind NERFINISHED
Tom Gradgrind Jr. NERFINISHED
language English
literaryWorkType first book of a three-part novel
medium print
metaphorFor implanting of values
planting of ideas
narrativeFunction character introduction
exposition
thematic establishment
partOf Hard Times NERFINISHED
publicationContext originally serialized as part of Hard Times in Household Words
setsUp later moral consequences in Hard Times
setting Coketown, an industrial city NERFINISHED
theme class division
consequences of ideology
education based on facts
emotional repression
industrialization
utilitarianism
timePeriodOfSetting Victorian era NERFINISHED
workContainedIn Hard Times: For These Times NERFINISHED

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Hard Times bookTitle Sowing