Reading Hardy's Landscapes locates the essential energy of the
novels in the descriptive details as much as in the story. The
emphasis is on the author's habits of vision and imagination. It is
instinctive in Hardy to locate his tales between the huge
abstractions of time and space and the minute particularities of
nature - a leaf, a minnow, a gnat. His human dramas unfold in a
landscape and are part of that landscape, caught up in larger
patterns of movement and change.
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