Abstract
Thomas Hardy was one of the representative writers of English critical realism at the end of the 19th century. His sharp criticism of the Victorian social system and morality finds full expression in his masterpiece Tess of the D'Urbervillers. Tess' tragedy is personal but of profound social significance. From her tragedy, we can dig into the Victorian society that allows justice and tolerance only to the wealthy to which all their system, morality and convention serve, while leaving no hope, no happiness for the poor. It is the author' strong protest against the evil society.
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