Edwin Clayhanger

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Edwin Clayhanger is the introspective, dutiful protagonist of Arnold Bennett’s novel "Clayhanger," whose life chronicles the struggles and aspirations of a young man in an English provincial town during the late 19th century.

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Edwin Clayhanger canonical 4

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instanceOf fictional character
literary character
appearsIn Clayhanger
The Clayhanger Family trilogy
aspiration artistic and intellectual development
self-improvement
associatedTheme education and self-culture
individual versus family duty
provincial middle-class life
social mobility
characterTrait dutiful
introspective
createdBy Arnold Bennett
familyBusiness printing business
firstAppearance Clayhanger (1910 novel)
linked to: Clayhanger
genreOfWorkContext realist novel
hasFather Darius Clayhanger
hasOccupation printer
hasSibling Clara Clayhanger
hasStepmother Clara Clayhanger
literaryPeriod Edwardian literature (publication context)
livesIn an English provincial town
loveInterest Hilda Lessways
narrativeRole central viewpoint character
nationalityInFiction English
protagonistOf Clayhanger
settingOfLife the Five Towns (fictionalized Staffordshire Potteries)
strugglesWith conflict between duty and personal ambition
family expectations
timePeriodInFiction late 19th century

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Clayhanger mainCharacter Edwin Clayhanger
These Twain mainCharacter Edwin Clayhanger
These Twain continuedStoryOf Edwin Clayhanger
The Roll-Call featuresCharacter Edwin Clayhanger