Titlebook: George Eliot and Italy; Andrew Thompson Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1998 culture.fiction.Geor

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Engineering for Human Pleasure,nificance and of the poet’s rather shadowy presence as a moral touchstone representing an earlier exemplary Florentine morality against which the decadence of the city at the end of the fifteenth century can be measured. Eliot’s drafts for . occasionally suggest uncertainty over the role Dante was t

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From Work for Others to Work for Yourself,s . V (‘There is no greater pain than to recall the happy time in misery’ (121–3)); ‘.’ [‘For pity’s sake say not Farewell’] by Metastasio and the patriotic ode . [‘To Italy’] by Giacomo Leopardi.. The lines by Dante, particular favourites of Eliot’s, have already been touched on in Chapters 6 and 7

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230390188culture; fiction; George Eliot; Italy; novel; poetry

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In Conclusion: A New OD Concept,nt with Dante, the present chapter aims to provide a framework and to offer some coordinates to help orient the reader in the discussion which follows. This being the case, a number of themes and ideas which are merely sketched out here will be given fuller treatment later on when examining Eliot’s

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