George Eliot; a Critical Study of Her Life, Writings and Philosophy
Author: George Willis Cooke Genre: Literature
George Eliot; a Critical Study of Her Life, Writings and Philosophy
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Chapter 19 THE ANALYTIC METHOD.
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ir realism, and especially their method of comment and moral observation, she made her own. She had little sympathy
1 Chapter 1 EARLY LIFE.2 Chapter 2 TRANSLATOR AND EDITOR.3 Chapter 3 MARRIAGE.4 Chapter 4 CAREER AS AN AUTHOR.5 Chapter 5 PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS.6 Chapter 6 LITERARY TRAITS AND TENDENCIES.7 Chapter 7 THEORY OF THE NOVEL.8 Chapter 8 POETIC METHODS.9 Chapter 9 PHILOSOPHIC ATTITUDE.10 Chapter 10 DISTINCTIVE TEACHINGS.11 Chapter 11 RELIGIOUS TENDENCIES.12 Chapter 12 ETHICAL SPIRIT.13 Chapter 13 EARLIER NOVELS.14 Chapter 14 ROMOLA.15 Chapter 15 FELIX HOLT AND MIDDLEMARCH.16 Chapter 16 DANIEL DERONDA.17 Chapter 17 THE SPANISH GYPSY AND OTHER POEMS.18 Chapter 18 LATER ESSAYS.19 Chapter 19 THE ANALYTIC METHOD.20 Chapter 20 THE LIMITATIONS OF HER THOUGHT.21 Chapter 21 BIBLIOGRAPHY.22 Chapter 22 No.2223 Chapter 23 No.23