The Human Predicament in Hardy's Novels

absurd accepted according action affirmative Angel appears Arabella asked aware Beauty become believe called Camus characters Christianity Clym comes consciousness considered course critics death desire despair emotions essential Ethelberta ethics Eustacia existence experience fact faith feeling felt hand happiness Hardy Hardy's harmony heath hope human Ibid ideal indifferent Jude Jude the Obscure Jude's kind less light live London looked lover Macmillan man's marriage married means metaphysical mind moral mysticism Myth of Sisyphus Nature never novel object observes pain passion peace Phillotson philosophy pleasures position proves realized reason regarded resignation response Return revolt Schopenhauer seems sense serene situation social society sort soul spirit stand suffering suggested symbol tells Tess things Thomas Thomas Hardy thought turn universe usually whole wish woman writes wrong