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S U M M A R Y

INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................................

1- BILDUNGSROMAN NOVELS.........................................................................................

2- TWO BILDUNGSROMAN NOVELS.............................................................................

3.1- Great Expectations.....................................................................................................
3.2- Emma...........................................................................................................................

CONCLUSION..................................................................................................................

BIBLIOGRAPHY.................................................................................................................

INTRODUCTION

A novel is a prose narrative of a certain length and complexity that deals imaginatively......

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