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Condition: New. pp. 184.

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Condition: New. pp. 184.

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Condition: New. pp. 184.

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Condition: New. pp. vii + 384.

Condition: New. pp. vii + 384.

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Contents Preface. 1. George Eliot's life. 2. Literary and social background. 3. The George Eliot Country. 4. Select novels of George Eliot. 5. George Eliot's vision of life. 6. Concept of the novel George Eliot's realism. 7. Plot and structure of George Eliot's novels. 8. George Eliot humour. 9. George Eliot as a psychologist novelist. 10. Art of characterization. 11. George Eliot as a regional novelist. 12. George Eliot her place and contribution. 13. Critical review of the novel. 14. Chapter wise summary of the novel with critical comments. 15. Select literary criticism. Bibliography. Index. Suggested readings. The book is about George Eliot's life and his works. The book has revealed all facts and facets of the life of George Eliot. Indian readers always feel disappointed when they want to know about the life history of the their favourite writers. The author has made his effort sincerely to put all the relating matter and facts of Eliot's life in this book. He has done a good research work for collecting these all facts and then presenting them all in a lucid language in this form of book. This book would serve its purpose and all efforts of the author will be rewarded if it brings a little pleasure to the readers. 224 pp. …

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Early life. 2. Marriage. 3. Career as an author. 4. Personal characteristics. 5. Literary traits and tendencies. 6. Theory of the novel. 7. Poetic methods. 8. Philosophic attitude. 9. Distinctive teachings. 10. Religious tendencies. 11. Ethical spirit. 12. Earlier novels. 13. The limitations of her thought. Bibliography. Index. During a time when writing was a strictly male occupation Mary Ann Evans chose the pseudonym George Eliot in order to publish herself. She worked as a sub editor for the Westminister review in London thus it was easy for her to slide her work in to be published. In 1858 she published Scenes of Clerical Life her first book of stories under her pseudonym. It was until after imposters were trying to claim authorship of her first novel Adam Bede that it was revealed that she was actually George Eliot. At this point she was the center of a large literary circle so it seems as if the announcement did not have much affect on her although she still continued to publish under her male pretense. 288 pp.…