I. Entry george eliot’s writing style

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   Main part
   

2.1. George Eliot biography……………………………..
2.2. The best George Eliot books…………………..
2.3 George Eliot’s writings……………………………
Conclusion………………………………………………………………
List of used literature………………………………………………..

I.Entry GEORGE ELIOT’S WRITING STYLE

One of the distinctive features of George Eliot’s writing is that she wrote from a general human perspective rather than a particularly male or female point of view. She peeped inside universal human nature and highlighted the minute properties of their inner-selves.
SYMPATHY
Also, Eliot’s writing style depicts sympathy and compassion towards a common lot of society. However, she is harsh on the contemporary extravagant values of the elites. She also struggles to break the stereotypical narrow morality of her time with Eliot’s vast concept of moral goodness. She sometimes creates a melodramatic effect in her novels. It is due to the periodic publication of her certain novels.
LOCAL DIALECT
One of the significant features of George Eliot’s writing is her use of local dialect in the dialogues of the characters. It is to give a realistic touch to the social and educational status of characters. For example, in the novel “The Mill on the Floss”, the character Mr. Tulliver expresses his wish to Mrs. Tulliver that “What I want is to give Tom a good education”. It shows his educational status as an illiterate lower-class man.
ALLUSIONS
Also, Evans’ work reflects her intelligence and open views. For instance, she gives several references to the historical, literary, mythical, scientific, and cultural instances. This shows her intelligence as a great writer. She also compares her characters and actions to certain original metaphors to present them clearly to the audience.