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Hardy is but following the fashion, set by Con- HAUDY AND THE SCIENTIFIC SPIRIT 43 tinental novelists, of searching for the heart of man at one of the extremes of development, and choosing for that purpose those who are of the lower ranks of spiritual creation. George Eliot shows the limitations imposed on her by the medium through which she works. In fiction, even of the realistic sort; we still insist upon a hero, a heroine, and a villain, after the old melodramatic style, but thinly disguise...d.
For the villain, indeed, we have developed new attributes and powers. Society, alcoholism, heredity, are some of the newer names for an old acquaintance. In the novels of George El- iot there is rarely a hero, never a villain, and only occasionally a heroine. Certain characters there are whose fortunes are made pivotal, per- sons around whom the lives of a group center ; but no one of these is of greater intrinsic im- portance than another. In a measure this is traceable to the leisurely method of an older generation, which allowed space for detail such as a modern novelist, willing or not, must forego.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hardy is but following the fashion, set by Con- HAUDY AND THE SCIENTIFIC SPIRIT 43 tinental novelists, of searching for the heart of man at one of the extremes of development, and choosing for that purpose those who are of the lower ranks of spiritual creation. George Eliot shows the limitations imposed on her by the medium through which she works. In fiction, even of the realistic sort; we still insist upon a hero, a heroine, and a villain, after the old melodramatic style, but thinly disguise...d.
For the villain, indeed, we have developed new attributes and powers. Society, alcoholism, heredity, are some of the newer names for an old acquaintance. In the novels of George El- iot there is rarely a hero, never a villain, and only occasionally a heroine. Certain characters there are whose fortunes are made pivotal, per- sons around whom the lives of a group center ; but no one of these is of greater intrinsic im- portance than another. In a measure this is traceable to the leisurely method of an older generation, which allowed space for detail such as a modern novelist, willing or not, must forego.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Berle, Lina Wright. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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