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George Eliot U. S. - Transatlantic Literary and Cultural Perspectives (Hardcover)
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George Eliot U. S. - Transatlantic Literary and Cultural Perspectives (Hardcover)
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George Eliot U.S. demonstrates the complex and reciprocal
relationship between George Eliot's fiction and the writings of her
major American contemporaries, including Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Harriet Beecher Stowe, and Ralph Waldo Erner-son. The book also
traces Eliot's influence on subsequent American fiction. The
introductory section raises methodological questions concerning
influence and intertextuality and addresses the mutual reception of
European and American social and cultural discourses in order to
illuminate culturally motivated divergences and convergences in the
authors' presentation of gender, race, and national and ethnic
alterity. The book's main body discusses Eliot's and the American
writers' depiction of domestic social discourses on gender,
religion, and community, and analyzes their depiction of the
cultural alterity of Italy. It also focuses on Eliot's and Stowe's
different attitudes toward race (and nation building), and
discusses the parallels between the kabbalistic passages of Daniel
Deronda and American trnascendentalist thought. The study concludes
by tracing Eliot's influence on the conception of gender and social
life in works by later writers such as Cynthia Ozick and John
Irving. Monika Mueller teaches America and English literature at
the University of Cologne.
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