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Page 34
... later , ' I felt as if nobody pitied her enough – her suffering cut into me so ' ( ch . 48 ) . Only our feeling after the 37th chapter , that perhaps not even George Eliot's pity for Hetty is sufficient , could transform the priggish ...
... later , ' I felt as if nobody pitied her enough – her suffering cut into me so ' ( ch . 48 ) . Only our feeling after the 37th chapter , that perhaps not even George Eliot's pity for Hetty is sufficient , could transform the priggish ...
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... later exercises his powers as a magistrate to ensure her admission to Hetty's prison . His function is to provide an objective view of Dinah's performance as a preacher , and to protect it from the charges of unwomanliness and hysteria ...
... later exercises his powers as a magistrate to ensure her admission to Hetty's prison . His function is to provide an objective view of Dinah's performance as a preacher , and to protect it from the charges of unwomanliness and hysteria ...
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... later in ways which proved fatal to the concept of innate altruistic responses upon which the evolutionary ethics of George Eliot's generation so heavily depen- ded . Nietzsche was to expose this weakness by pressing the logic of ...
... later in ways which proved fatal to the concept of innate altruistic responses upon which the evolutionary ethics of George Eliot's generation so heavily depen- ded . Nietzsche was to expose this weakness by pressing the logic of ...
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Morality and religion | 17 |
Heredity and psychology | 38 |
the challenge of Marxs Theses on Feuerbach | 103 |
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