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The novel tells the story of Mr. Dombey’s desire for an heir so that he can name his firm Dombey and Son. Throughout the novel, Dombey quests and loses both an heir and wives. He realizes finally that he has a wonderful daughter.
Characters: Mr. Dombey, Paul, Mr. Blimber, Florence, Edith, Mr. Carker, Walter Gay
Keywords: heir, marriage, partnerships
Critical sites about Dombey and Son
- “As Good as Nowhere”: Dickens’s Dombey and Son, the Contingency of Value, and Theories of Domesticity
- http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2220/is_3_41/ai_57748219
- “In the discussion of Charles Dickens’s 1848 novel Dombey and Son thatfollows, I examine the split between the economic and the sexual itselfas a principal catalyst in the creation of a new model of value in bothspheres in which value is created through exchange.”
- Contains: Historical Context
- Author: David W. Toise
- From: Criticism Summer, 1999
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