Adam Bede A Victorian Rural Midlands Tale of Love, Betrayal, and Moral Reckoning in Nineteenth-Century England
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352
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1,8/15,2/22,9 cm
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490 g
Sprache
Englisch
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978-80-285-2339-8
George Eliot's Adam Bede (1859) is a richly observed realist novel set in the rural Midlands at the close of the eighteenth century. It traces the intersecting lives of the upright carpenter Adam Bede, the vain and impulsive Hetty Sorrel, the fervent Methodist preacher Dinah Morris, and the squire's grandson Arthur Donnithorne. Eliot combines moral seriousness with minute social observation, rendering village labor, religious feeling, and erotic desire with unusual psychological depth. As an early Victorian novel looking back to an earlier England, it stands at the meeting point of pastoral tradition and modern realism, distinguished by its sympathy, ethical inquiry, and commanding narrative intelligence. George Eliot, the pen name of Mary Ann Evans, brought to fiction an exceptional range of intellectual and emotional experience. Her unconventional life, deep engagement with philosophy, biblical criticism, and provincial society, and her sensitivity to the moral consequences of ordinary choices all inform this debut novel. Having known intimately the speech, customs, and religious culture of the English countryside, Eliot wrote with authority about community, judgment, and compassion. Adam Bede is especially recommended to readers interested in the rise of the realist novel, in Victorian moral thought, and in fiction that treats humble lives with grandeur and seriousness. It rewards careful reading with profound insight into conscience, love, suffering, and forgiveness.
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