Titlebook: Hardy the Writer; Surveys and Assessme F. B. Pinion Book 1990 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1990 English l

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Hardy and George Eliot, early writing, was considerable. One must allow for coincidences, even more for what can be retained by the subconscious memory, but there can be little doubt that Hardy took hints from George Eliot’s fiction, and developed them for his own artistic ends.

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Psychological Pictorialism,pictorial, those of the backcloth type, are rather minimal, the longer and the more important reflecting human situations and feelings. By such means he usually conveys a deeper, more imaginative, and more memorable awareness of characters at critical points in the action than a writer such as Henry

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侵略

The Uniqueness of , the novels differ from each other. Each has its special identity, setting it apart from all the others in subject or theme, in tone or atmosphere. It is true that some minor imaginative effects and some more important fictional ideas in . are repeated, the former in ., the latter in ., yet the cont

盤旋

Philosophy in Fiction, religious zeal, or political partisanship is the crusading breath of life. Commenting on sentimental comedy in the eighteenth century (a period when writers, following the example of ., believed in their civilizing mission), Fielding, through Parson Adams in ., found ‘things almost solemn enough fo

吹氣

,Tess of the d’Urbervilles, badly; the first American edition appeared in March 1874. A novel which has rarely been given its due appreciation, it uses some of Hardy’s most imaginative ideas to develop a critical situation with features which he later decided to turn to more tragical account. Two brief passages from a concent

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: Origins in Life and Literature, was not very sensational, apart from the effect on the public of works such as . and .. Why a story of dreams or aspirations and continued failure, of inveiglement into marriage by seduction, of broken marriages, unmarried lovers who live together and rear children only to find them hanged, of marr

致詞

The Well-Beloved,s theme. He did know that the ‘withering change’ which he had contemplated hypothetically with reference to his first love for Emma in ‘Ditty’ had occurred to him again and again in succeeding years, and had reached the devastating inception of an uncertain phase. He was at the point when he could b