Titlebook: George Meredith; The Life and Writing Richard Cronin Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to

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Von der Magie zur Einheitswissenschaft,his only joy on earth, but quite soon after he remarried he became estranged from his son, and Arthur died before the relationship was repaired. The sad trajectory of his relationship with his son repeated the trajectory of Meredith’s relationship with his own father.

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Mary (Courtship), a celebrated and much decorated soldier, and had himself died heroically just two months after his marriage, leaving his wife pregnant with their daughter. Both his father-in-law and his wife’s first husband were potent presences in Meredith’s first marriage.

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Sons,his only joy on earth, but quite soon after he remarried he became estranged from his son, and Arthur died before the relationship was repaired. The sad trajectory of his relationship with his son repeated the trajectory of Meredith’s relationship with his own father.

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riting influenced by other novels rather than experience.Exp.George Meredith: The Life and Writing of an Alteregoist. is not only a critical biography of the Victorian novelist and poet George Meredith but also a portrait of the novel in the later nineteenth century. Interweaving analysis of Meredit

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,Empirische Studien lesen k?nnen,unwilling to appreciate or incapable of appreciating their work, and second as the most complete expression of the personality of a writer whose work was born out of an intensely uncomfortable relationship with himself.

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Book 2019 a portrait of the novel in the later nineteenth century. Interweaving analysis of Meredith’s novels and poems with discussion of his life, Richard Cronin focuses primarily on the books Meredith read and wrote—arguing that novels by the end of the nineteenth century were shaped as much by the readin

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Tailordom,, so crucial an issue not just in Meredith’s novels but in those of his major contemporaries. Meredith was born the son of a tailor, a lowly origin that was, according to W. S. Blunt, ‘the secret trouble of his life’. The chapter includes a reading of ., the novel in which Meredith confronts his fam