The Yale Review
The Yale Review
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Lydgate.
An eclipse of George Eliot is amazing to those who re- member what she was to young and old in her own time.
For them she created a large number of characters who seemed to live and move like real human beings. Readers were almost as familiar with these imaginary people as with members of their own family, and they knew them much more completely, for George Eliot always explained in detail why her characters behaved as they did. And this psychol- ogy or philosophy of conduct which gave... direction to her art had an interest in and for itself. Was George Eliot a Christian? Was she a Greek pagan? Was she a positivist?
Was she an agnostic? These questions were gravely dis- cussed by philosophers and theologians to various conclu- sions. As a matter of fact, she was all four in one, for her ethical programime was compounded of the most extensive reading in the moralists of all times — ^ancient, mediaeval, and modem. She woidd now be called "a rationalist" of a kind belonging to a bygone age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lydgate.
An eclipse of George Eliot is amazing to those who re- member what she was to young and old in her own time.
For them she created a large number of characters who seemed to live and move like real human beings. Readers were almost as familiar with these imaginary people as with members of their own family, and they knew them much more completely, for George Eliot always explained in detail why her characters behaved as they did. And this psychol- ogy or philosophy of conduct which gave... direction to her art had an interest in and for itself. Was George Eliot a Christian? Was she a Greek pagan? Was she a positivist?
Was she an agnostic? These questions were gravely dis- cussed by philosophers and theologians to various conclu- sions. As a matter of fact, she was all four in one, for her ethical programime was compounded of the most extensive reading in the moralists of all times — ^ancient, mediaeval, and modem. She woidd now be called "a rationalist" of a kind belonging to a bygone age.
What to read after The Yale Review?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fisher George Park to read onlineMoreLess
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