George Eliot a Critical Study of Her Life Writings Philosophy Cooke 8 0
George Eliot a Critical Study of Her Life Writings Philosophy Cooke 8 0
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" The book lacks in spontaneity, is too deliberate, contemplative andethical. While its artistic elements are great, and even powerful, it istoo consciously moral in its purpose to satisfy the literary requirementsof a work of art. It wants the sensuous elements of life and the _abandon_of poetic genius. There is little which is sensational about the book; toolittle, perhaps, of that vivid imaginative interest which impels the readerheadlong through the pages of a novel to the end. It is, howev...er, a highmerit in George Eliot, that she does not resort to factitious elements ofinterest in her books, but works honestly, conscientiously, and with a purepurpose. If the reader is not drawn on by the sensational, he is amplyrepaid by the more deliberate and natural interest which gives a meaning toevery chapter.
George Eliot selected for her book one of the most striking and picturesqueperiods of modern history, in the great centre of culture and art in thefifteenth century. Florence was the intellectual capital of the world inthe renaissance period, and the truest representative of its spirit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The book lacks in spontaneity, is too deliberate, contemplative andethical. While its artistic elements are great, and even powerful, it istoo consciously moral in its purpose to satisfy the literary requirementsof a work of art. It wants the sensuous elements of life and the _abandon_of poetic genius. There is little which is sensational about the book; toolittle, perhaps, of that vivid imaginative interest which impels the readerheadlong through the pages of a novel to the end. It is, howev...er, a highmerit in George Eliot, that she does not resort to factitious elements ofinterest in her books, but works honestly, conscientiously, and with a purepurpose. If the reader is not drawn on by the sensational, he is amplyrepaid by the more deliberate and natural interest which gives a meaning toevery chapter.
George Eliot selected for her book one of the most striking and picturesqueperiods of modern history, in the great centre of culture and art in thefifteenth century. Florence was the intellectual capital of the world inthe renaissance period, and the truest representative of its spirit.
What to read after George Eliot a Critical Study of Her Life Writings Philosophy Cooke 8 0?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cooke George Willis to read onlineMoreLess
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