Dickens's Early Portrayal of a Victorian Opium Den in "Lazarus Lotus Eating" (1866)

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The seminar paper analyzes "Lazarus Lotus Eating," recognized as a pivotal Victorian journalistic piece that transformed the depiction of opium dens in the 19th century. It highlights the article's significance in academic discussions, marking a change in societal perceptions and literary representations of opium use during that era. The paper, graded highly, reflects on its impact within English Language and Literature Studies, showcasing its relevance in understanding historical narratives surrounding addiction and societal attitudes.