Critical Approaches to the Fiction of Thomas Hardy

Alec Angel appears Arabella attempt attitude Avice Bathsheba becomes beginning Beloved Boldwood Chapter characterisation Christminster Clym consciousness criticism Crusted Characters d'Urbervilles death Elfride Elizabeth-Jane ellipsis emotional episode essay Fanny Fanny's Farfrae fate feelings fiction final Fitzpiers Gabriel Oak Giles girl Grace Greenwood Tree Hardy's novels Henchard Hillis Miller Hintock human idea ideal imagination imply ironic irony J. I. M. Stewart John South's Jude the Obscure Jude's Knight later literary London Longpuddle Macmillan Madding Crowd manuscript marriage marry Mayor of Casterbridge Michael Millgate moral myth narrator narrator's nature novel novelist Oak's passage pastoral pattern perhaps Phillotson Pierston Platonic plot Poorgrass psychological reader reading recognise regional relationship revision Robert Gittings scene seems sense sexual social story suggests tale Tess Tess's things Thomas Hardy thought tragedy tragic tree Troy Troy's University Press Victorian Weatherbury Well-Beloved Wessex Wessex Edition woman women Woodlanders words writing