There is the allegory of capitalism at its vain and self-serving worst. Many critics feel that Bunyan is attacking the profit motive that represented Rome and the spirit of Capitalism.
Asked by
Roxana Z #481773
Answered by
Aslan
Vanity Fair
Mini-Store
-
GradeSaver(TM) ClassicNotes: Vanity Fair Study Guide
-
Vanity Fair (Penguin Classics)
-
William Makepeace Thackeray - Vanity Fair
-
Vanity Fair
-
Vanity Fair
-
Vanity Fair
-
Vanity Fair (Centaur Classics) [The 100 greatest novels of all time - #27]
-
THE COMPLETE NOVELS OF WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY (Special Illustrated Edition) FULL COLOR ILLUSTRATED VERSION: All Thackeray's Unabridged Novels in a ... Thackeray (Incl. Vanity Fair) Book 1)
-
Vanity Fair: A Novel Without A Hero (with Original Illustrations, and Audiobook link)
-
Vanity Fair (Illustrated)
-
Vanity Fair - Full Version (Illustrated and Annotated) (Literary Classics Collection Book 44)
