An edition of Middlemarch: critical approaches to the novel
(1967)
Middlemarch: critical approaches to the novel
by Barbara Nathan Hardy
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Middlemarch: critical approaches to the novel: [by] Mark Schorer [and others.
1967, University of London, Athlone Press
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Table of Contents
Introduction, by B. Hardy.
The structure of the novel: method, metaphor, and mind, by M. Schorer.
The intellectual background of the novel: Casaubon and Lydgate, by W.J. Harvey.
The text of the novel; a study of the proof, by J. Beaty.
The language of the novel; the character of Dorothea, by D. Oldfield.
The language of the novel; imagery, by H.M. Hulme.
Criticism of the novel; contemporary reception, by W.J. Harvey.
The surface of the novel: chapter 30, by B. Hardy.
A plea for ancient lights, by J.M.S. Tompkins.
Notes (p. 184-190)
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Bibliography includes in "Notes" (p. 184-190)
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