Biến Đổi Ngôn Ngữ và Địa Vị Xã Hội trong Thơ

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This analysis explores the interplay between language and social identity in Melia's work, highlighting her rural speech and working-class roots. It contrasts the marks of labor with the ideals of leisure, using imagery of rough hands and bleak colors to convey themes of poverty. The overall critique reflects Victorian societal norms, juxtaposing auditory and visual elements, such as rural accents against polished speech and working hands against gloved ones, to reveal deeper social commentary.