Gramscian Hegemony and Its Transformation Framing the Transformation of Hegemony of Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist in Victorian Era

Nadhira Novembrina be equated with the predominance of hegemony all over coercion as the fundamental mode of conservative power in advanced capitalism. Since hegemony pertains to civil society, and civil society prevails over the State, it is the cultural ascendancy of the ruling break up that essentially ensures the stability of the capitalist order. For in Gramscis usage here, hegemony means the ideological subordination of the on the job(p) class by the bourgeoisie, which enables it to rule by consent. Anderson, 1976a, pp 26IntroductionThe go of this writing is to explain and assess the relevance of Gramscian hegemony and its transformation toward Charles dickenss Oliver plication. The focus of this synopsis is the assignation protagonist character Oliver Twist, in analogy with his society. This wise written in nineteenth degree centigrade which manifest the eon of Victorian middle class struggle in order to bring forward recognition as a higher social class than the (working class) light class. Therefore I would like to concern on middle class society in the era of Victorian in nineteenth century and also how Dickens put Oliver from one social neighborhood to another.This analysis is more concerned with the dynamics of ideology in civil society. This tonic has been analyzed many times especially using Marxist approach, notwithstanding it is still worthwhile to dig deep the authenticity or pick up this work differently by using the same approach. Mandy Macklin (2009) con nerver Oliver Twist is both reject and support the class system as she utilise Marxism in analyze it. It is acceptable if we see it that steering as the novel expose more about class system. Since this novel rejects but at the same time support the class system it is interesting to run across further in what class Oliver Twist is more dominant and which side that Dickens stand in seeing the existence of class system.Here, I concern that the ideological hegemony plays a big role in the way Dickens depict the class system in his plotting. This writing pertain on how Dickens placed Oliver as a civilian from turn away society class and end up as higher class.