The Symbolisms, Time, and Transitional Object in Charles Dickens' Work "A Christmas Carol" | KATHEXIS

The short story "A Christmas Carol" is a beloved and popular work by Charles Dickens, which has seen and will always see numerous editions. Through this work, Dickens conveys a timeless message and connects with our own Winter Tale, our own Spirits, and our own Winters.

Born at the dawn and in the cradle of the industrial revolution, the author demonstrates empathy, insight, and incredible foresight regarding the effects of capitalism on the individual, interpersonal relationships, and society. At the same time, he shows the path to true freedom.

Charles Dickens displays pioneering thought, where psychodynamic concepts can be identified, leading to a therapeutic journey, even before these concepts and practices were developed in the modern Western world.