The Return of the Native by Thomas Hardy: A critical analysis of Mrs. Yeobright
July-September 2021 - Vol 12 Num. 3
This paper offers a critical analysis of Thomas Hardy’s novel, The Return of the Native and focuses on one of his characters, namely Mrs. Yeobright. Hardy sets the novel in Victorian England, a time when the country was very prosperous. Moreover, the society was dominated by a rigid social hierarchy. Victorian women...
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