Titlebook: George Eliot: An Intellectual Life; Valerie A. Dodd Book 1990 Valerie A. Dodd 1990 biography.critique.experience.fiction.George Eliot.hist

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Emotions in Digital Interactionsow, although they were both striving to escape the sterility of sectarian philosophical debate, they did so in terms of dissimilar personal experiences, which gave them irreconcilable perspectives on both logic and life. In 1831, Empson mentioned Mill to Carlyle as ‘a(chǎn) converted Utilitarian who is st

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230289505d progressively to ignore the untheoretical bias of the English mind. The reassertion of Benthamite truths intensified. After the passing of the Reform Bill, he expounded in the press a theory of Radicalism based upon a Benthamite philosophy of mind. However, as the fortunes of the Radical Party, an

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-84005-1is intellectual interests, are at issue here, and they are closely linked. By 1840, the 1826 crisis was far away; his father was dead, and his relationship with Harriet Taylor was more settled. He had critically scrutinised Benthamism, English Idealism, and the post-Encyclopaedist developments in Fr

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as fed by, and contributed to, his solitude. As the prospects for peaceful reform became less hopeful, and the Radicals a less effective force, so did Mill’s role as sympathetic critic of the group become less viable. He redefined the nature and function of speculation and found for himself a new ro