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George Eliot Fellowship Essay Poster 2024

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Correction to 2023: 54, Michael Steele's "In the Abstract I Object to Illustrated Literature..."

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Notes on Contributors 2024

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Front Matter 2024: 55

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Address at the George Eliot Birthday Luncheon Weston Hall Hotel, Bulkington, 19 November 2023

Woolf, Sheila

2024

Review of Livia Arndal Woods' Pregnancy in the Victorian Novel

Shattock, Joanne

2024

Review of Ilana M. Bumberg's George Eliot: Whole Soul

Rignall, John

2024

George Eliot's Irish Acquaintance: Augusta, Lady Castletown

Rignall, John

2024

(Mis)Reading Characters in Middlemarch

Murray, Jessica

2024

Review of Jane Robinson's Trailblazer: Barbara Leigh Smith Bodichon: The First Feminist to Change Our World

McKay, Brenda

2024

Development of Realism in Middlemarch: Reinterpreting Rosamond

Ishii, Masako

2024

George Eliot's Ideal Art

Greene, Laura

2024

Chairman's Annual Report 2023

Burton, John

2024

Dance, Desire, and Transgression in Adam Bede

Brunet-Jailly, Asa

2024

Review of Jennifer MacLure's The Feeling of Letting Die, Necroeconomics and Victorian Fiction

Broek, A. G. van den

2024

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George Eliot Fellowship Print Subscription Rates

George Eliot Fellowship Essay Poster 2024

Correction to 2023: 54, Michael Steele's "In the Abstract I Object to Illustrated Literature..."

Notes on Contributors 2024

Front Matter 2024: 55

Address at the George Eliot Birthday Luncheon Weston Hall Hotel, Bulkington, 19 November 2023

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Review of Livia Arndal Woods' Pregnancy in the Victorian Novel

Review of Ilana M. Bumberg's George Eliot: Whole Soul

George Eliot's Irish Acquaintance: Augusta, Lady Castletown

(Mis)Reading Characters in Middlemarch

Review of Jane Robinson's Trailblazer: Barbara Leigh Smith Bodichon: The First Feminist to Change Our World

Development of Realism in Middlemarch: Reinterpreting Rosamond

George Eliot's Ideal Art

Chairman's Annual Report 2023

Dance, Desire, and Transgression in Adam Bede

Review of Jennifer MacLure's The Feeling of Letting Die, Necroeconomics and Victorian Fiction