The Women Novelists
The Women Novelists
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If she attempted direct teaching, it was mostly in support of mere conventional duty ; the reward of virtue and the punishment of vice, tentatively measured perhaps by a standard, not quite blindly copied from men. The greatest artists among women before Charlotte Bronte never obtruded the moral, discussed the problem.
But what was fearlessly urged on a few chosen A PROFESSIONAL WOMAN 215 topics from the Haworth parsonage became the foreground and main subject with the assistant editor of the W...estminster Review. We are, to- day, somewhat overweighted with problem novels ; but George Eliot was the first among us to realise the full power of fiction as a vehicle more per- suasive, if not more powerful, than the pulpit ; for the fearless and intimate discussion of all the questions and difficulties which must confront a man, or a woman, who is not content to accept things as they are, or to believe all he is told. To-day we may detect " a curious naivete in the whole impression George Eliot's novels convey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If she attempted direct teaching, it was mostly in support of mere conventional duty ; the reward of virtue and the punishment of vice, tentatively measured perhaps by a standard, not quite blindly copied from men. The greatest artists among women before Charlotte Bronte never obtruded the moral, discussed the problem.
But what was fearlessly urged on a few chosen A PROFESSIONAL WOMAN 215 topics from the Haworth parsonage became the foreground and main subject with the assistant editor of the W...estminster Review. We are, to- day, somewhat overweighted with problem novels ; but George Eliot was the first among us to realise the full power of fiction as a vehicle more per- suasive, if not more powerful, than the pulpit ; for the fearless and intimate discussion of all the questions and difficulties which must confront a man, or a woman, who is not content to accept things as they are, or to believe all he is told. To-day we may detect " a curious naivete in the whole impression George Eliot's novels convey.
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