Titlebook: George Eliot; Godless Woman Brian Spittles Textbook 1993Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1993 bibliography.conflicts.education.e

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The Female Novel,way travel was expanding very rapidly. In 1838 only 500 miles of track were in operation, by 1848 5000 miles were in use, and most of the increase was due to passenger rather than freight transport. The change was so dramatic, the potential effects sufficiently widespread, for the issue to be raised

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,Education and Women’s Roles, to live in the house of the Reverend Stelling who boarded and taught two pupils in order to supplement his income. Maggie, Tulliver’s daughter, however, has to make do with a local education. It is important that Tulliver does not look upon this as a deprivation of the girl, and he certainly does n

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Women, Jews and Bourgeois Hegemony, bulk of the readership and with which she was most directly concerned, expanded enormously. In effect this had at least two important consequences: people in those classes became much more conscious of, and anxious about, subtle demarcations between different levels of the broad social category Mar

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The Critical Crucible, which lasted through the first half of the twentieth century. Her esteem was restored in the second part, and is now ambivalently poised between regard for her artistic achievement and dismissal of what is seen as her ideological conservatism. This pattern illustrates how difficult it is to achieve

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by opposing political parties as their particular champion. It analyses the novels in relation to Eliot‘s own essays, letters and poetry, and with regard to extracts from contemporary feminist journals, parliamentary speeches, newspapers and magazines. The book produces an exciting picture of Victor

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