Great Expectations Annotated, with Commentary
BookDoors’ GREAT EXPECTATIONS is the most expansively annotated edition of Charles Dickens's great novel available in print or online. Designed as an ebook, this and the other BookDoors annotated editions offer you swift, seamless access to information and commentary.

The modest price underscores BookDoors' mission to make these works accessible to an audience of widely different experience and expectations (please go to bookdoors.com). The “In Context” series aspires to provide today’s reader with the knowledge an informed reader of 1860 possessed and that Dickens took for granted. As you read you'll have, should you wish, an interpretive discussion of GREAT EXPECTATIONS, a glossary of all unfamiliar words and dialect, and annotations addressing specifically historical matter. You'll also find at bookdoors.com a biographical time-line that includes cultural, scientific, and technological developments from 1812 to 1870, the years of Dickens's birth and death. You'll also find a select bibliography, and, part of the initial annotation, an introductory essay.

For more information and for the opportunity to read freely and to test drive BookDoors’s remarkable search engine, please visit bookdoors.com.
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Great Expectations Annotated, with Commentary
BookDoors’ GREAT EXPECTATIONS is the most expansively annotated edition of Charles Dickens's great novel available in print or online. Designed as an ebook, this and the other BookDoors annotated editions offer you swift, seamless access to information and commentary.

The modest price underscores BookDoors' mission to make these works accessible to an audience of widely different experience and expectations (please go to bookdoors.com). The “In Context” series aspires to provide today’s reader with the knowledge an informed reader of 1860 possessed and that Dickens took for granted. As you read you'll have, should you wish, an interpretive discussion of GREAT EXPECTATIONS, a glossary of all unfamiliar words and dialect, and annotations addressing specifically historical matter. You'll also find at bookdoors.com a biographical time-line that includes cultural, scientific, and technological developments from 1812 to 1870, the years of Dickens's birth and death. You'll also find a select bibliography, and, part of the initial annotation, an introductory essay.

For more information and for the opportunity to read freely and to test drive BookDoors’s remarkable search engine, please visit bookdoors.com.
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Great Expectations Annotated, with Commentary

Great Expectations Annotated, with Commentary

Great Expectations Annotated, with Commentary

Great Expectations Annotated, with Commentary

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BookDoors’ GREAT EXPECTATIONS is the most expansively annotated edition of Charles Dickens's great novel available in print or online. Designed as an ebook, this and the other BookDoors annotated editions offer you swift, seamless access to information and commentary.

The modest price underscores BookDoors' mission to make these works accessible to an audience of widely different experience and expectations (please go to bookdoors.com). The “In Context” series aspires to provide today’s reader with the knowledge an informed reader of 1860 possessed and that Dickens took for granted. As you read you'll have, should you wish, an interpretive discussion of GREAT EXPECTATIONS, a glossary of all unfamiliar words and dialect, and annotations addressing specifically historical matter. You'll also find at bookdoors.com a biographical time-line that includes cultural, scientific, and technological developments from 1812 to 1870, the years of Dickens's birth and death. You'll also find a select bibliography, and, part of the initial annotation, an introductory essay.

For more information and for the opportunity to read freely and to test drive BookDoors’s remarkable search engine, please visit bookdoors.com.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940015814385
Publisher: bookdoors.com
Publication date: 11/13/2012
Series: BookDoors Literature in Its Context , #12
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 5 MB

About the Author

About The Author
The first annotation is an essay that discusses Dickens's life and the novel, without, however, divulging any of the plot. You can read this if you order the novel or you can read it for free by going to bookdoors.com.

The editor, Richard Fadem, received his B.A. from Columbia College, his M.A. from Columbia University, and his Ph.D. from Columbia University in English and Comparative Literature, with an emphasis upon English Romantic Literature and Victorian Literature. He taught at Scripps College and the Claremont Graduate School. For more information, please go to bookdoors.com.

Date of Birth:

February 7, 1812

Date of Death:

June 18, 1870

Place of Birth:

Portsmouth, England

Place of Death:

Gad's Hill, Kent, England

Education:

Home-schooling; attended Dame School at Chatham briefly and Wellington
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