How did charles dickens engage in social criticism in his writings?

Explanation:

Charles Dickens' novel were centered in social criticism. His main objectives were poverty and social stratification in the Victorian society. Trough his works, Dickens tended to show a lot of empathy to common people (poor), and repugnance to bourgeois ones.

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