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George Eliot Was A Translator As Well As A Novelist – And That Profoundly Affected Her Fiction

WORDS Posted: November 25, 2019 5:45 am

Eliot’s work on Spinoza’s Ethics, one scholar says, “was the last thing she did before she wrote her stories and became George Eliot. A large part of Spinoza’s Ethics gives this insightful analysis of human emotion, and I think that’s something she obviously learned from, because she has this really amazing understanding of human emotions and how they work.” – The Guardian (UK)

WORDS Published: 11.22.19

Read the story in The Guardian (UK) Published: 11.22.19

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