George Eliot, the first English novelist to move in the vanguard of the thought and learning of her day, added new scope and dignity to the English novel. Neither profundity of thought nor quantity of learning is necessarily an asset to the novelist; there have been great novelists who lacked both, and there are scholars and philosophers who have written bad novels. But a powerful mind operating naturally through the medium of fiction does produce novels with merits all their own, and George Eliot, who had an eye for character, and an ear for dialogue, and a clear sense of the social and economic conditions which govern men\u27s daily living, as well as unusual intelligence and knowledge, can be said to have made the novel intellectually r...
Many publishers run series of \u27introductions\u27 to English literature - handy roll-calls of the ...
George Eliot\u27s commitment to teaching motivates her writing from the first. Like many of those wh...
Walter Houghton made duality, and especially opposites, the keystone of his analysis of the Victoria...
George Eliot, the first English novelist to move in the vanguard of the thought and learning of her ...
The writer proposes to determine those predominant theories that are reflected in George Eliot\u27s ...
By the time George Eliot began work on Scenes of Clerical Life late in 1856, she already had in mind...
THE SCENES OF CLERICAL LIFE and the two early novels of George Eliot, ADAM BEDE and THE MILL ON THE ...
This study aims to explore George Eliot's early fiction in terms of her response to the two competin...
Mary Ann Evans, known by her pen name George Eliot, was an English novelist, poet, journalist, trans...
This thesis is a study of George Eliot's moral philosophy as revealed in her novels. Since the nove...
Romanticism can be seen as a fundamental change in some men's way of looking at the world: meaning ...
Victorian novelist George Eliot presents a paradox: her writings seem highly religious and even spec...
Before George Eliot, penname of Mary Ann Evans, wrote the novels that brought her an enduring reputa...
294 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1983.George Eliot's fiction depict...
In an attempt to explain the discrepancy between the intellectual and imaginative elements in George...
Many publishers run series of \u27introductions\u27 to English literature - handy roll-calls of the ...
George Eliot\u27s commitment to teaching motivates her writing from the first. Like many of those wh...
Walter Houghton made duality, and especially opposites, the keystone of his analysis of the Victoria...
George Eliot, the first English novelist to move in the vanguard of the thought and learning of her ...
The writer proposes to determine those predominant theories that are reflected in George Eliot\u27s ...
By the time George Eliot began work on Scenes of Clerical Life late in 1856, she already had in mind...
THE SCENES OF CLERICAL LIFE and the two early novels of George Eliot, ADAM BEDE and THE MILL ON THE ...
This study aims to explore George Eliot's early fiction in terms of her response to the two competin...
Mary Ann Evans, known by her pen name George Eliot, was an English novelist, poet, journalist, trans...
This thesis is a study of George Eliot's moral philosophy as revealed in her novels. Since the nove...
Romanticism can be seen as a fundamental change in some men's way of looking at the world: meaning ...
Victorian novelist George Eliot presents a paradox: her writings seem highly religious and even spec...
Before George Eliot, penname of Mary Ann Evans, wrote the novels that brought her an enduring reputa...
294 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1983.George Eliot's fiction depict...
In an attempt to explain the discrepancy between the intellectual and imaginative elements in George...
Many publishers run series of \u27introductions\u27 to English literature - handy roll-calls of the ...
George Eliot\u27s commitment to teaching motivates her writing from the first. Like many of those wh...
Walter Houghton made duality, and especially opposites, the keystone of his analysis of the Victoria...