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Ethics in Mrs Gaskell's novels

Author:	Norosoa Auberthine Rakotomena-Rajonson; Michel Baridon; Université de Bourgogne.
Publisher:	1995.
Dissertation:	Thèse de doctorat : Études anglaises : Dijon : 1995.
Edition/Format:	Thesis/dissertation : Thesis/dissertation : Manuscript  Archival Material : English
Summary:	L'étude de l'éthique, de la vision du monde, telle qu'elle est analysée à travers les romans de Mrs Gaskell, constitue la substance de ce travail. Les romans étudiés sont Mary Barton, Cranford, North and South, Ruth, Sylvia's lovers, Wives and daughters. C'est une étude qui est basée sur l'analyse des réactions des victoriens face aux différentes transformations qui avaient lieu à l'époque. La première partie présente la scène socio-économique de Manchester ou Mrs Gaskell a vécu de longues années. Il s'agit d'une analyse des répercussions des changements engendrés par le phénomène d'urbanisation et d'industrialisation sur l'aspect socio-économique de leur vie. La seconde partie décrit la scène intellectuelle en analysant les diverses réactions des personnages face à l'éducation et à la science, à l'industrie et au commerce. A la région, à la politique, et à d'autres sujets liés à des problèmes moraux. La troisième partie se veut être une synthèse, une espèce d'évaluation des deux parties précédentes. Elle définit certains moyens mis en œuvre par la romancière pour peser sur ses lecteurs, pour les influencer sur sa propre position vis-à-vis des problèmes moraux de son âge. The study of ethics, of world vision, as it is seen through Mrs Gaskell's novels, is the gist of the present work. The corpus of the study is made up of Mary Barton, Cranford, North and South, Ruth, Sylvia's lovers wives and daughters. This study rests on the analysis of the victorians' reactions when faced with the ongoing transformations. The first part offers a picture of the socio-economic scene of Manchester where Mrs Gaskell spent most of her lifetime. It analyses the repercussions of the changes brought about by urbanization and industrialization on the socio-economic side of the nancunians' lives. The second part describes the intellectual scene through an analysis of the various reactions of the characters towards education and science, business and trade, religion, politics, and other questions linked to moral problems. The third part attempts a synthesis, a kind of evaluation of the previous two parts. It analyses some means implemented by the novelist to weigh on her readers, to influence them as regards her own stance towards the moral problems of the period.  Read more...
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Subjects	Gaskell, Elizabeth Cleghorn -- (1810-1865) -- Critique et interprétation. Morale sociale -- Dans la littérature.
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