Titlebook: George Eliot: The Novels; Mike Edwards Textbook 2003Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2003 environment.George

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-2015-7tally the issues of gender and faith that troubled her and her contemporaries. Here I shall use her pen name and the ‘Mary Anne’ spelling of her real name, which she also variously spelled Mary Ann and Marian.

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Relationshipspectations of others, and through acceptance or avoidance of responsibilities to others, her characters define themselves. Furthermore, the behaviour of characters involved in relationships allows Eliot to organise and develop the moral problems and moral choices over which her novels work; these will be the subject of later chapters.

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The Context of George Eliot’s Work her final years, the first telephone exchange began to operate in London. The Industrial Revolution bore fruit in thriving coal and steel industries and Britain became famous not only as the centre of a great empire but also as the workshop of the world.

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Emerging Therapies in Periodonticsly broader than Jane Austen’s, Eliot’s field of vision is nevertheless restricted. The rich, glittering variety of London life with which Eliot was familiar makes no appearance in these novels. Only in . do the protagonists travel farther than locally.

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Emerging Topics in Hardware Securitytry to explore the social worlds of the novels fully. Rather, a few strands are selected that suggest the range and tendency of Eliot’s social concerns. Among the most prominent topics she deals specifically with the position of women in society, the gap between rich and poor, and the importance, social and personal, of work.

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Charactersly broader than Jane Austen’s, Eliot’s field of vision is nevertheless restricted. The rich, glittering variety of London life with which Eliot was familiar makes no appearance in these novels. Only in . do the protagonists travel farther than locally.

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