Titlebook: George Eliot‘s Feminism; The Right to Rebelli June Skye Szirotny Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2

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,“Janet’s Repentance”,lism, is resolved by her wifely submission. The story is thus a saint’s life, in which George Eliot endorses her heroine’s selflessness, ostensibly as doing good, but more clearly than ever afterward revealing a sacrificial ethic rooted in George Eliot’s discarded Evangelical Christianity.

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Introduction,bly the primary reason is that in her maturity she remained ambivalent, revealing now conservatism, supportive of authority and the ., and now liberalism, rebellious against the establishment. (If there is one thing George Eliot scholars agree on, it is that she was ambivalent.) Thus, in order to pr

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,“Janet’s Repentance”,lism, is resolved by her wifely submission. The story is thus a saint’s life, in which George Eliot endorses her heroine’s selflessness, ostensibly as doing good, but more clearly than ever afterward revealing a sacrificial ethic rooted in George Eliot’s discarded Evangelical Christianity.

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