Martin Chuzzlewit

Charles Dickens, the creator of cult heroes of English literature such as Oliver Twist and David Copperfield, offers his readers an exciting novel by escalating the tension while Martin Chuzzlewit tells the intrigues of a large family to get a share of the inheritance. In Martin Chuzzlewit, we see how ugly human relations become as a result of conflicts of interest and the extent to which domestic tensions reach. In the chapters about his trip to America, the author criticizes the American lifestyle, traditions and political thought in a witty style.

We present this important work of English literature with Murat Belge's translation and GK Chesterton's afterword examining the period and the work.

"When people want to be cheerful and, tired of the pitiful strife of passion, look for the mysterious music of poetry even in the most obscure things, Dickens will always come out of the place he has forgotten."

-Stefan Zweig-

"Yesterday I read about a hundred pages of Dickens... How direct, colorful, more monotonous, but how rich and creative. However, it is not a sublime creativity." -Virginia Woolf. -



Number of Pages: 866

Printing Year: 2011


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Yayincilik

Number of Pages: 866

First Printing Year: 2011

Language: Turkish