George Eliot and Nineteenth-Century Psychology

Examining Eliot's writings through a psychological lens, this study connects her narratives to significant 19th-century scientific thought. By aligning her work with the ideas of influential figures like Herbert Spencer and Charles Darwin, the author reveals how Eliot adeptly incorporated scientific language and concepts into her storytelling. This approach highlights the interplay between literature and science in her novels, offering a fresh perspective on her contributions to psychological fiction.