Emily Dickinson’s poem, “I died for Beauty” expresses-

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Theme

• The foul fashion of the contemporary society.
• Amirrorto the 18th century aristocratic social life.

• The dream of a child and child psychology.

• Different types of sonobbery.

• Study of avarice

• Renaissance spirit, indomitable thirst for knowledge desiring for worldly power and success violat-ing God's supremacy.

• A study of lust for wealth (Jew is strongly suggestive of Shakespeare's Shylock)

• The story of Timur who began his life as shepherd chief and ultimately became a great conqueror.

• High expectation of a poor vil lage boy Pip and trying to estab-lish himself in high position in the London city.
• Snobbery of Pip

The main theme of this novel is French Revolution.

A true picture of lives in the two capitals, London and Paris.