David Copperfield

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David Copperfield's father died before he was born. Miss Betsi, who visited Mrs. Copperfield in those days, promised to take on all the costs of his care if the baby was a girl. Miss Betsi was David's aunt. When the baby was a boy, his aunt disappeared.

David's exciting life story began days later when Mrs. Copperfield married Mr. Moston. You will enjoy reading the story of David, who never lost his love for people despite all the negative living conditions...

David Copperfield's father died before he was born. Miss Betsi, who visited Mrs. Copperfield in those days, promised to take on all the costs of his care if the baby was a girl. Miss Betsi was David's aunt. When the baby was a boy, his aunt disappeared. David's exciting life story began days late...

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Born in 1812 as the son of a clerk, Dickens's early years were prosperous. However, he became acquainted with misery when his father was imprisoned for debt. At just 11 years old, he was forced to work in a shoe polish factory. At 15, young Dickens started working for a lawyer. Being eager to learn, he taught himself shorthand in his spare time. In 1835, he joined the Morning Chronicle newspaper as a stenographer and in the same year, began publishing notes under the pseudonym "Boz" in a column titled Sketches by Boz.

In 1837, he published The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club, the work that would truly make him famous. In the same year, he married Catherine Hogarth. In 1840, he published The Old Curiosity Shop, which he dedicated to his sister in law Mary, who had died that year.

In 1842, he traveled to America and was met with great enthusiasm. However, his American Notes for General Circulation caused strong reactions among those who had so warmly welcomed him. Between 1843 and 1846, Dickens traveled extensively, getting the chance to meet famous writers of the period during these journeys. During this time, he also published the Daily News newspaper and Household Words magazine.

In 1858, Dickens separated from his wife. From this period onwards, he frequently traveled and gave lectures. But eventually, he became very tired and was forced to retire to his home in Gad's Hill. He died in 1870 at the peak of his fame. His grave is located in Westminster Abbey in London.


1948 IğdÄąr doğumlu, Ankara Gazi Eğitim EnstitÞsÞ, Eğitim (pedagoji) BÃķlÞmÞ mezunu. SÄąrasÄąyla İlkokul Ãķğretmenliği, SÞmerbank Halkla İlişkiler Memurluğu, İlkÃķğretim MÞfettişliği, MEB Merkez TeşkilatÄąnda APK Uzmanlığı, Şube MÞdÞrlÞğÞ ve Daire Başkanlığı, Eğitim MÞfettişliği ve İl Eğitim Denetmenliği yaptÄą. (44 yÄąl) KatÄąldığı etkinlik ve yazÄąn çalÄąÅŸmalarÄą: Birçok konferansa, sÃķyleşi, kongre ve hizmet içi eğitimi seminerlerine aktif olarak katÄąldÄą.

* Çeşitli sivil toplum kuruluş Þyesidir. Çeşitli dergi ve gazetelerde eğitim konulu makaleleri yayÄąnlanmÄąÅŸtÄąr. Çocuk edebiyatÄą ağırlÄąklÄą olmak Þzere roman (6) ÖykÞ (1), ÖzgÞn masallar (4+2/20 seri), Derleme Masal (7), AnÄą (2), Okul Öncesi-Matematik (4) ve Kişisel Gelişim/Yetişkin kitabÄą (1) yayÄąnlanmÄąÅŸtÄąr. Toplamda: 45 kitap.


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Born in 1812 as the son of a clerk, Dickens's early years were prosperous. However, he became acquainted with misery when his father was imprisoned for debt. At just 11 years old, he was forced to work in a shoe polish factory. At 15, young Dickens started working for a lawyer. Being eager to lea...

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