The nature of morality and Victorian ideals in Charles Dickens's a tale of two cities and Charlottle Brontë’s Villette by Teh, Melissa Kar Men

“…The second chapter attempts to show how Brontë undermines any strict sense of right or wrong and reveal how Lucy discovers her individuality away from the templates of Victorian morals, principles and ideals.…”
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Beyond east and west : an exploration of two Singaporean women’s autobiography. by Ho, Kit Ying.

“…The use of the colonial master’s language arguably shows assimilation of the subject, and the authors’ struggles against the oppressors in their lives show a feminist awareness of their plight that is not common for their time. …”
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Toys of tomorrow. by Su, Tong.

“…Clues in skin colour and costume are given showing the identity of the photographed people, but without faces we are stopped from knowing them as individuals and personalities.1 The absurdity in the scenario shows that identity is constructed and shifted by popular theory (essentialism), large social context, and others’ opinion. …”
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