Titlebook: Genealogy and Fiction in Hardy; Family Lineage and N Tess O’Toole Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Ferruccio Ceriotti,Mauro Panteghinie language of Miller’s description, which underscores the fertility of genealogical narrative. The family story, like the unit whose history it records, bears the power of renewal: multiplication is, after all, an essential condition of this narrative form. (It is for this reason that the family sag

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J. G. McVie,W. Bakker,D. CarneyIt is in Hardy’s multi–generational plots that genealogical patterns are most subject to fictive interventions, for his characteristic treatment of family history stresses the mediating role narratives play in its unfolding. Narratives do not simply record the family history; they also direct it.

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Narrative Coercion,It is in Hardy’s multi–generational plots that genealogical patterns are most subject to fictive interventions, for his characteristic treatment of family history stresses the mediating role narratives play in its unfolding. Narratives do not simply record the family history; they also direct it.

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Fictitious Families, raises his former lover’s daughter as his own, pretending that the child’s mother has made a deathbed confession identifying him rather than her husband as the father. The biological father’s indifference to the child after his remarriage and the adoptive father’s devotion to the daughter of his lo

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