THE CAPITALISTIC IDEOLOGY FOUND IN THOMAS HARDY'S "FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD" : A MARXIST READING.
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This notion of a sublimity of suffering draws quite evidently upon the long-standing convention ofthe moral superiority of women - a convention which, according to Patricia Stubbs,
Irving Howe has found in Hardy 'a curious power of sexual insinuation, almost as ifhe were not locked into the limits of masculine perception, but could shuttle between, or for moments
In the scenes of frustration and argument which represent the breakdown of the marriage, there is a stress on Eustacia's sense of social impoverishment whichis scarcelyjustified by her
If we are to accept Rebekah Owen's account, Hardy found the ending ofThe Woodlanders unsatisfactory as he did that of The Return of the Native, and, further, saw that the problem
'Liza-Lu and Angel Clare give an openly fantasy ending to the novel, in a de-eroticized relationship that nevertheless contravenes socially constituted moral law far more clearly than
-'Tree and Machine: The Woodlanders.' In Critical Approaches to the Fiction of Thomas Hardy.. Tess of the
