ANALYSIS OF USING MOTIFS IN THE DANIEL DERONDA BY GEORGE ELIOT
Keywords:
Daniel Deronda, literary fiction, egoism, Victorian era, metaphor.Abstract
The novel Daniel Deronda is a literary fiction novel that encompasses other genres such as family drama and coming of age expanding peoples' overall psychology and thoughts. The author uses characters like George Eliot to show portray the positive manner and sensitivity of people.
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