The Pastoral Novel: Studies in George Eliot, Thomas Hardy, and D. H. Lawrence

Adam Bede agricultural Arcadia Arthur attitudes Bathsheba beauty Boldwood chapter characters Charmond Connie and Mellors contrast criticism culture D. H. Lawrence death Dick Eclogues emotional Eppie Fancy farm fiction Fitzpiers flowers Gabriel George Eliot Georgics Giles Giles's Golden Age Grace Greenwood Tree Grove Hardy's harmony Hayslope Hetty Hetty's Hintock human ideal idyll imagination industrial innocence Lady Chatterley's Lover landscape Lawrence's Lettie literary lives locus amoenus London lyrical Madding Crowd marriage Marty Maybold modern moral narrator natural world Nethermere nostalgia Oak's past pastoral impulse pastoral novel pastoral novelist pastoral pattern pastoral poetry pastoral romance pastoral tradition pastoral world peasants plot poem Poggioli Poysers Press Raveloe realism relationship retreat reveals rural and urban rural world rustic scene shepherds Silas Marner simplicity sophisticated theme Theocritus Thomas Hardy toral traditional pastoral Troy Univ urban world Vergil village Weatherbury White Peacock Woodlanders Wordsworth Wragby Wragby Wood