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George Eliot

Name: George Eliot
Brand: HarperCollins Publishers
SKU: 04301869
Price: 7424 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Kathryn Hughes
ISBN: 9781857028911

Kathryn Hughes

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04301869

Publishers HarperCollins Publishers, July 1999

This highly praised biography is the first to explore fully the way in which her painful early life... Full description

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This highly praised biography is the first to explore fully the way in which her painful early life and rejection by her brother Isaac in particular, shaped the insight and art which made her both Victorian England's last great visionary and the first modern. An immensely readable biography of the 19th century writer whose territory comprised nothing less than the entire span of Victorian society. Kathryn Hughes provides a truly nuanced view of Eliot, and is the first to grapple equally with the personal dramas that shaped her personality - particularly her rejection by her brother Isaac - and her social and intellectual context. Hughes shows how these elements together forged the themes of Eliot's work, her insistence that ideological interests be subordinated to the bonds between human beings - a message that has keen resonance in our own time. With wit and sympathy Kathryn Hughes has written a wonderfully vivid account of Eliot's life that is both moving, stimulating and at times laugh-out-loud funny.