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Introduction, by G. R. Creeger.
George Eliot's religion of humanity, by B. J. Paris.
The authority of the past in George Eliot's novels, by T. Pinney.
The moment of disenchantment in George Eliot's novels, by B. Hardy.
George Eliot's conception of "form," by D. Mansell, Jr.
George Eliot, Feuerbach, and the question of criticism, by U. C. Knoepflmacher.
An interpretation of Adam Bede, by G. R. Creeger.
Intelligence as deception: The mill on the floss, by G. Levine.
Felix Holt: society as protagonist, by D. R. Carroll.
George Eliot in Middlemarch, by Q. Anderson.
Daniel Deronda: a conversation, by H. James.
Selected bibliography (p. 180-182)
George Eliot's religion of humanity, by B. J. Paris.
The authority of the past in George Eliot's novels, by T. Pinney.
The moment of disenchantment in George Eliot's novels, by B. Hardy.
George Eliot's conception of "form," by D. Mansell, Jr.
George Eliot, Feuerbach, and the question of criticism, by U. C. Knoepflmacher.
An interpretation of Adam Bede, by G. R. Creeger.
Intelligence as deception: The mill on the floss, by G. Levine.
Felix Holt: society as protagonist, by D. R. Carroll.
George Eliot in Middlemarch, by Q. Anderson.
Daniel Deronda: a conversation, by H. James.
Selected bibliography (p. 180-182)