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Daniel Deronda by George Eliot. Along with an introduction and notes composed by Dr. Carole Jones, independent writer and researcher. Daniel Deronda (1876), the last novel written by George Eliot, chronicles the intertwined lives of the beautiful but spoiled and selfish Gwendolene Harleth, and the selfless but isolated Daniel Deronda, in their search for personal and occupational fulfillment and a caring relationship. .
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The majority of Daniel Deronda takes place in the decadent English aristocratic society of the 1860s. Against the backdrop of imperialism, the persecution of women, and racial and religious intolerance, the novel follows the characters as they struggle to find him. meaning to their lives.
Gwendolen’s efforts to flee an abusive relationship and make amends for her past crimes spark Deronda and Gwendolen’s friendship, while Deronda’s search for his roots leads him to Judaism, where he embarks on a journey toward development. of his moral character.
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The work remains as controversial as when it was originally published thanks to Eliot’s unique dual narrative, which questions all possible resolutions and ensures that none of them are satisfactory.
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