Dickens’s life is the backbone for David’s story. Illustarte/ David Copperfied as an Autobiographical novel

Dickens’s life is the backbone for David’s story. Illustarte/ David Copperfied as an Autobiographical novel

Charles Dickens’ novels consequently, seem autobiographical and David Copperfield is the most autobiographical. It is also said that Dickens often dipped his pen in his own blood. this is true to a large extent that David Copperfield’s experiences are Dickens’ experiences to a large extent. About this book David Copperfield, Dickens himself wrote:

“I have in my heart of hearts a favourite child. And his name is David Copperfield,” and “my interest in it was so recent and strong that I was in danger of wearying the reaseer with personal confidence and private emotions.”

The first factor that makes a novel autobiographical is the identity of the persons who people it. That David, the hero is Dickens himself is manifest from many incidents and feelings. It is characteristic that he begins this novel as a narration in the first person.

Moreover, the suffering, struggles and achievements of David and situations and incidents surrounding him can be traced in many ways to those of Dickens himself..........................................

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