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The Ambivalence of Water in George Eliot’s , (1860)ramework within which it will be an actor of radical change in nature itself and in the characters’ lives. Ambivalently, the river plays a crucial role in the economic development of the region, yet local inhabitants also feel it as a threat. The narratorial silence after mentioning the two characte

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Hints of Same-Sex Attraction and Transgender Traits in George Eliot’s Charactersend to be the scenes in which the characters involved are most clearly living out the principles which define her moral philosophy. What are moral transgressions for George Eliot—who made it clear that in her opinion no one moral principle applies in every case—that each situation has a “right” and

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Chuanling Si,Jiayun Xu,Lin Dai,Chunlin Xu9), . (1860), . (1863), . (1868), . (1871), and . (1876)—this essay extends readings by earlier critics to emphasize how references to Egyptian mythology enhance our understanding of the complex ways in which diverse mythologies structure fictional narratives.

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Egyptian Mythology in Eliot’s Major Works9), . (1860), . (1863), . (1868), . (1871), and . (1876)—this essay extends readings by earlier critics to emphasize how references to Egyptian mythology enhance our understanding of the complex ways in which diverse mythologies structure fictional narratives.

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