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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,George Eliot’s Contact with Italian Life and Culture 1840–61,rs and journals, her journalism and her trips to Italy in the 20 years or so until Unification. The treatment given is roughly chronological, though I have not attempted to give an exhaustive survey of Eliot’s contact with Italian life. Rather I have concentrated on those elements which seem to me t

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Italian Culture and Influences in , particular Dorothea, Ladislaw and some of the Middlemarchers, use, or attempt to use, aspects of Italian culture as hermeneutic devices in their readings of their fellow beings or the world around them. Italian life and culture enter the novel in a variety of ways, from vague prejudice to impassion

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Italian Poetry and Music in ,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