Middlemarch
George Eliot
Year
1871-1872
1569
1218
1834
1163
1403
1719
666
829
1560
1757
1468
2632
1437
1299
2223
2122
1441
1827
621
1906
1272
2215
1912
1804
994
757
1357
764
1227
1014
1528
1858
842
1151
1746
2348
3254
1188
1716
1975
792
1896
1041
446
2691
1337
872
1367
580
1607
1892
1353
2002
1746
671
2853
1440
2833
456
1638
2185
1704
1129
2563
781
1460
1210
1240
1527
1932
2528
608
670
1620
1150
1471
1116
653
1312
1501
609
1196
1388
2255
Description
Immerse yourself in the sprawling and intricate world of "Middlemarch" by George Eliot, a remarkable novel that offers a panoramic view of love, ambition, and society in a provincial English town. Set in the fictitious town of Middlemarch, the narrative unfolds as a multifaceted tapestry of interconnected lives and aspirations. At its center are Dorothea Brooke, an idealistic young woman eager to make a meaningful impact, and Tertius Lydgate, a progressive and ambitious doctor with dreams of medical reform. As their lives become intertwined with those of other residents, including the charming but flawed Will Ladislaw and the opportunistic Rosamond Vincy, the novel delves into themes of marriage, politics, and personal growth. Eliot's narrative style, characterized by its psychological depth and moral insight, allows readers to inhabit the minds and hearts of the characters, as they grapple with their desires and confront the social norms of the era. "Middlemarch" is more than just a novel; it's a richly detailed portrait of a society in transition, a study of the human condition, and an exploration of the pursuit of personal and collective ideals. Eliot's keen social commentary and profound understanding of human nature make this novel a timeless masterpiece that continues to captivate readers, inviting them to reflect on the complexities of human relationships, the pursuit of meaning, and the ever-relevant quest for a better society.