Psychological Compassion as Portrayed in Dorothea in Eliot’s Middlemarch and Louisa in Dickens’ Hard Times

This article has a cogent argument to investigate the similarities and differences between Eliot Dickens’ techniques in revealing insight natural expressions of compassion by analyzing heroines’ characteristics portrayed common theme their selected novels. adopts Seven-Stage Model Maslow’s (1970) Motivation Theory analyze Dorothea Eliot’s Middlemarch Louisa Hard Times. According Maslow, individuals should satisfy models’ conceptual completely reach an ultimate level, which is self-actualization needs. In this regard, Maslow maintained that those who have reached pyramid’s peak are capable love. The findings study indicate shines enhancing many prominent feminine touches, emotional aesthetic concepts, passionate experiences her personalities much more than Dickens ignores them. For instance, satisfies all model’s needs perfectly, while Times problems, particularly getting love, esteem, as well cognitive, aesthetic, So, excellence suggests powerful contribution refuting criticizing Victorian masculine stereotypical mottos women could not express half life they feel passion.