A Study of George Eliot's Later Novels: A Positive Research of Intertextuality

本文试图从互文性的角度对乔治·艾略特的后期小说(《激进的费利克斯·霍尔特》、《米德尔马契》、《丹尼尔·德隆达》)进行文本分析(对前辈和当代作家的影响进行积极的分析)。通过这种方法可以看出，由于19世纪末的精神，艾略特的小说文本深深地浸透着对话：即基督教世界观和达尔文进化论之间的对话，以及由此产生的生理和心理。

I have attempted to make a textual analysis of George Eliot’s later novels (Felix Holt the radical, Middlemarch, Daniel Deronda) from the viewpoint of intertextuality (a positive analysis of the influences owing to the preceding and contemporary writers). It has been made clear through this method that Eliot’s novelistic texts are deeply impregnated with the dialogue due to the spiritof the late nineteenth century: that is to say the dialogue between Christian world-view and Darwinian theory of evolution and its consequent physiology and psychology.