A study of characterisation in the novels of George Eliot

263.
Notes: E2. 35~1.
11 ~bid, p. 153.
114rbid, p. 588.
115 Ibid , p. 180.
116 GEL, vol. 4, p. 499.
117 George Levine, ''Determinism and Responsib;ility in tho~Novels of
George Eliot It, ~, 77 (1962), p. 274.
118Essgys 2t George Eliot, ed. Thomas C. Pinney, p. 31.
119William James, ItThe Dilemma. of Determinismlt, p. 149.
120GEL , vol. 1, p. ix.
121Bert G. Hornback, "The Moral Imagination of George Eliot", in
Middlemarch, A Norton Critical Edition, ed.
Bert G. Hornback,
(New York, 1977), p. 682.
Psychological Assumptions:
1R. S. Peters, ''Behaviorism'', in the Dictionary of ~ History 2f.
Ideas, ed. Philip P. Wiener, 4vols, (New York, 1968), vol. 1, p. 219.
Psychological Determinism:
1 Morse Peckham, "Darwinism and Darwinisticism
tl , Victorian Studies,
3, (1959-60), p. 35.
2J • Hillis Miller, "Optic and Semiotic in Middlemarch It, in TI!!.
Worlds ~ Victorian Fiction, ed. Jerome H.Buckley, (Cambridge,
Mass., 1975), pp. 132-133.
3Donald M. Mackay, Freedom !2! Action!.!! !:. Mechanistic Universe,
(Cambridge, 1967), p. 35.