Review of George Eliot selections and contemporary essays
A critical survey of a George Eliot anthology and related essays on literature and philosophy. It discusses the compilation’s approach, strengths, and weaknesses, plus modern commentary on ethics, religion, and art from various authors and critics.
The January Contemporary Review and its Philosophical Debates
The January issue features four philosophical pieces, two on Church questions, one historical, and one literary. The Duke of Argyll critiques Hibernicisms in philosophy while Sir William Hamilton and John S Mill are cited in disputes over abstract ideas and life as protoplasm. Evolution and its Consequences exposes inconsistencies in Darwin and Huxley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eliot
Thich
Ian
Main
Geor Eliot
Romola
Mr. Mivart
Huxley
Mr. Darwin
Calderwood
Mr. Tyler
Tylor
Maurice
Tasmania
Henry Allen
Tulloch
John Hues
Milton
Dowden
Macmillan
William Black
Black
Christina North
Europe
France
Germany
England
Ireland
Kingsley
Helps
America
St. Paul's
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Mr. Tennyson
Henry Holbeach
Mr. Disraeli
Hebrides
Skellings
Miss Ingelow
Mr. Trollope
Mrs. Oliphant
Grandpére
Three Brothers
Proctor
Serampore
Sullivan
Golden Hours
Mr. Heath
Yorkshire
Duke of Argyll
William Hamilton
John S. Mill
Berkeley
Professor Huxley
Sir William Hamilton
John
Mill
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Amos Barton
Janet
Armgart
Walpurga
Graf Dornberg