Keyword [George Eliot]
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| 181. | Victorian legacies of beauty: Feminine beauty ideals in the fiction of Lady Blessington, Charlotte Bronte, Mary Elizabeth Braddon, and George Eliot |
| 182. | Home epics, home economics: George Eliot reads Milton |
| 183. | 'Something specific to contribute': George Eliot, Elizabeth Gaskell, and the challenges of feminism |
| 184. | George Eliot: Beyond feminism |
| 185. | Vocation, marriage and 'the woman question' in George Eliot's 'Middlemarch' |
| 186. | Metaphors drawn from natural history in selected novels of George Eliot and Charles Dickens |
| 187. | The teller in the tale: Aspects of narratorial voice in the novels of George Eliot |
| 188. | The limits of sympathy in George Eliot's novels |
| 189. | George Eliot's canine community: Dog characters and imagery |
| 190. | Hebraism in English literature: A study of Matthew Arnold and George Eliot |
| 191. | 'Till (they); fashion all things fair': Evolutionary meliorism and generic practice in the works of George Eliot and Thomas Hardy |
| 192. | Tragedy and society: The novels of George Eliot |
| 193. | Concepts of happiness: The influence of Ludwig Feuerbach on the fiction of George Eliot |
| 194. | Narrative organisation in the novels of George Eliot |
| 195. | 'The Mill on the Floss': George Eliot's emerging vision of androgyny |
| 196. | AWARENESS OF THE WOMAN QUESTION IN THE NOVELS OF GEORGE ELIOT AND EILEEN CHANG (ENGLAND, CHINA) |
| 197. | PATTERNS OF NARCISSISM IN GEORGE ELIOT'S FICTION |
| 198. | A RECEPTION-HISTORY OF GEORGE ELIOT'S FICTION |
| 199. | THE RECIPROCITY OF SPACE AND SELF IN FOUR NINETEENTH-CENTURY NOVELISTS: JANE AUSTEN, GEORGE ELIOT, CHARLES DICKENS, AND THOMAS HARDY |
| 200. | SUB VOCE: VOICE AND THE POETICS OF INDIRECTION IN FLAUBERT, GEORGE ELIOT AND VERGA |
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