This book offers a fresh approach to Hardy's novel, highlighting
its modern qualities. Dale Kramer re-examines the main characters
and investigates Hardy's handling of the plot and the novel's
characteristics as a tragedy. He gives special consideration to
Tess's search for her identity, and the role of her sexuality in
this process. He also discusses the work's rural background, its
place in Victorian literature, and its influence and reception.
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