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Emerging Trends in Chemical Sciencesry on her characters. Wheeler’s analysis extends some of the comments made in Chapters 5 and 6. Finally, we consider an essay by Kate Flint on ‘George Eliot and Gender’, from . (ed. George Levine, CUP, 2001): it develops a topic the other critics — indeed, most critics — allude to more briefly.

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Beginnings more of the feeling of a parable. . dates from much later, 1872, after Eliot had produced two further books. It is unique among her novels in taking the name of a town for its title and this reflects its broader scope. The complexity of . shows a fully mature control of the elements of structure an

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part of the book is based on analysis of extracts grouped by themes including relationships, society and morality.At the end of each chapter, a ‘Methods‘ section offers ideas for independent study.The second part describes Eliot‘s biographical, cultural and intellectual environment, and gives readi

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Kate Jones,Abigail Anness,Farah Siddiquipectations 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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Stem Cell Therapy Aided Liver Regeneration, 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.