声明
致谢
Introduction
George Eliot and Middlemarch
Studies Abroad
Studies in China
Theoretical Framework
Structure of the Thesis
Chapter One The Narrator’s Intervention in Middlemarch to Unify Details
1.1 Planning the Theme and Characters in the Prelude and the Finale
1.1.1 Identifying the Theme of Writing for a St. Theresa-like Woman Dorothea
1.1.2 Designing Characters as the Prosaic Environment Surrounding Dorothea
1.2.1 The Web Metaphor Indicating a Net-like Structure to Encompass Details
1.2.2 The Organism Metaphor Suggesting the Possibility to Integrate Details
Chapter Two The Narrator’s Intervention in Middlemarch to Construct Multiple Point of View Structure
2.1 The Microscope and the Macroscope as the Internal and External Point of View
2.2 The Candle Light in the Pier-glass as Characters’ Point of View
Chapter Three The Narrator’s Intervention in Middlemarch to Advocate Moral Values
3. 1 Advocating Religion of Humanity Featured by Dorothea Brooke
3.1.1 Sympathy as the Core of Humanism
3.1.2 Pursuit of Goodness
3.2 Promoting Middle-class Values Represented by Mary Garth
Chapter Four The Narrator’s Intervention in Middlemarch to Form Novel-reader Interaction
4.1 Selling the Blackwood Magazine out of Commercial Reasons
4.1.1 Stimulating Readers to Continue to Buy and Read
4.1.2 Collaborating With Readers to Make the Story Attractive
4.2.1 Inheriting the Narrative Tradition of Narrator’s Intervention
4.2.2 Establishing the New Identity of the Novel
Conclusion
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