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Afterword,hat she hoped would end in adoption of a more radical position. She suggests as much while working on ., when she writes that her mind works best in her “remotest past,” and that she must work through “many strata” before she can use material gathered in the present (L, III: 128–29). Beginning with

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The Mill on the Floss,mory of her childhood (Maggie Tulliver, like George Eliot, was born in 1819),. argues that patriarchy’s suffocating paternalism, depriving women of education, vocation, and companionable marriage, destroys the noblest among us.

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The Spanish Gypsy,m, ending with the idealist’s submission to her father, interrupts the sequence of works beginning with ., which ends in the idealist’s rebellion, though the poem takes a leap forward in George Eliot’s quest to endorse rebellion.

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Felix Holt,atriarchy by persuading one of its own to rebel against her conventional morality. At the same time, in this novel, which interrupted George Eliot’s writing of ., in which Silva is responsible for the harm his rebellion does, George Eliot repudiates the notion that selfless Felix is necessarily responsible for the harm done by his rebellion.

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Middlemarch, in the last half of the nineteenth century.. As in ., the heroine ultimately, by rebelling against patriarchy, finds fulfillment in a marriage of equals, but patriarchal sexism in this “dark period” (xv, I:259) defeats her search for a vocation.

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Empfehlungen zur Patienteninformationmory of her childhood (Maggie Tulliver, like George Eliot, was born in 1819),. argues that patriarchy’s suffocating paternalism, depriving women of education, vocation, and companionable marriage, destroys the noblest among us.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-00499-6m, ending with the idealist’s submission to her father, interrupts the sequence of works beginning with ., which ends in the idealist’s rebellion, though the poem takes a leap forward in George Eliot’s quest to endorse rebellion.

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