1. innovation
1.1. expò
1.2. steam powerwd machines
1.3. railways
1.4. Mail service
1.5. telephone
1.6. printer
1.6.1. Literature became cheaper
2. literature
2.1. novel
2.1.1. instalment
2.1.1.1. themes
2.1.1.1.1. victorian compromise
2.1.1.1.2. making and losing money
2.1.1.1.3. psycology
2.1.1.1.4. author omniscent
2.1.2. Theatre
3. victorian compromise
3.1. middle class
3.1.1. Dominant husband
3.1.2. woman obeys
3.1.2.1. repressed sexuality
3.2. progress
3.2.1. poor
3.2.2. rich
4. england
4.1. Queen victoria
4.2. rapid expansion
4.2.1. Powerfull country
5. late victorian period
5.1. thomas hardy
5.1.1. "tess of the d'ubervilles"
5.1.1.1. characters outsider
5.1.1.1.1. tess
5.1.1.1.2. value in conflict
5.2. pre-raffaellites
5.2.1. new beauty
5.2.1.1. return to the classicism art
5.2.2. aestheticism
5.2.2.1. europe
5.2.2.1.1. "art for art same"
6. novels
6.1. aestheticism and decadence
6.1.1. no didactic aim
6.1.2. evocaive use of language
6.1.3. excessive attention to the self
6.1.4. hedonistic attitude
6.1.5. disenchantment whith contemporany society
6.2. victorian
6.2.1. didactic aim
6.2.2. omniscent narrator
6.2.3. long plot
6.2.4. urban setting
6.2.5. analysis oh character