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Topic: politics of relation in ‘MiddlemarchName :Gopi pipavat Class : M.A sem-2 Roll no: 27 Submitted to: department of English M.K Bhavnagar Uni.

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• Topic: politics of relation in ‘Middlemarch’• Name :Gopi pipavat• Class : M.A sem-2• Roll no: 27• Submitted to: department of

English M.K Bhavnagar Uni.

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• Introduction of George Eliot:• Born 22 november -

1819• Died, on 22december

1880• Her real name is ‘‘Merry

Anny” and pet name is “George Eliot”

• Eliot is English novelist• She is writer of the

Victorian era

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• About the novel ‘Middlemarch’:

• Middle march is bulky novel

• It’s subtitle is “study of provincial life”

• It’s a Victorian novel• The novel refuses to

make promises

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• Dorothea brook

• Edward Casaubon

• Rosamond Vinci

• Tortious lydgat

• Mary garth

• Fred vincy

Major characters:

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• Three major love stories:

Dorothea and Casaubon

Rosamond and lydgate

Mary garth and Fred Vinci

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Why dorothea married Casaubon?

• She thinks Casaubon is great intellectual.• Her ambition was to

take on a noble project• But she fails in her

purpose• Here Casaubon married

her because he thinks that she is fully worshipful

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Why lydgate married rosamond?• Lydgates falls in love

with rosamond Vinci.• While Rosamond

thinks about him as he is rich.

• Both are disappointed from each other

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•Marriage of Fred and Mary

• Marry tells Fred that she will not marry if he becomes a clergyman.

• Her condition saves Fred from an unhappy entrapment in an occupation he doesn’t like

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•Four “P”

Politics of relationship

pride

prejudice

politics

power

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