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start-page=57
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en-title=The Discourse of Darwinism in Felix Holt, the Radical
kn-title=『急進主義者フィーリクス・ホルト』にみるダーウィニズムの言説
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kn-subtitle=
en-abstract=
kn-abstract=The present paper focuses attention on an influence of Darwinism as seen in the discourse of Felix Holt, the Radical. True George Eliot’s early and middle-period novels show signs of a vision of Natural History with its emphasis on scientific observation of the natural world. But as the impact of The Origin of Species (1859) sent a shock wave among the intellectual circle across Europe, she became growingly aware of its farreaching implications. Inevitably Eliot’s novelistic discourse has become permeated
with the evolutionary outlook and terminology. Felix Holt marks a turning point in the
sense that it is structurally conceived by the method of experimental science, and is
clothed in its phraseology. We see how the writer’s moral and religious vision finds itself
subtly reconciled with scientific world view.
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kn-affil=岡山大学大学院教育学研究科 社会・言語教育学系　英語教育講座
en-keyword=進化
kn-keyword=進化
en-keyword=有機的生命
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en-keyword=ネメシス
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start-page=47
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dt-accepted=
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en-title=The Gwendolen Story in Daniel Deronda: A Reconciliation between Christian Heritage and Scientific World's View
kn-title=『ダニエル・デロンダ』グエンドレン物語 : キリスト教の遺産と科学の和解
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kn-subtitle=
en-abstract=
kn-abstract=The present paper aims at making clear how George Eliot attempted a reconciliation
between Christian world＇s view and scientific rationalism. If we focus our attention to the
text of Gwendolen, the heroine＇s matrimonial tragedy in Daniel Deronda, we become aware
that the author＇s own view of human depravity is graphically illustrated through her
insightful portrayal of the heroine＇s death in life in her marital impasse. The readers are
invited to participate in the process of Gwendolen＇s youthful belief in free will turning into a
bitter disappointment and disillusionment with life＇s reality. We recognize in this drama a
plot of the protagonist＇s dawning sense of law through her suffering and sorrow. Thus we are
shown into the inner mechanism of the heroine＇s conscience being forged by the tragedy.
The textual analysis illuminates that the discourse of the heroine＇s inner drama is rich in
imaginative power owing to a complex interweaving of traditional Christian phraseology
and scientific one.
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start-page=11
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dt-received=
dt-revised=
dt-accepted=
dt-pub-year=2013
dt-pub=20130225
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en-title=An Appreciation of Daniel Deronda Chapter 22: Austen's Heritage and Eliot's Innovation
kn-title=『ダニエル・デロンダ』22章を読む： オースティンの遺産とエリオットの創造
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kn-subtitle=
en-abstract=
kn-abstract=The present paper aims at making clear how George Eliot owes a debt in style to
Jane Austen in her character portrayal. Taking up Austen’s Emma and Eliot’s Daniel
Deronda, we consider the qualities of prose style that are characteristic of the respective
writers as seen in these novels. A comparative analysis of their discourses has brought
to light a marked tendency on both sides to use negative expressions and the subjunctive.
These common traits are surmised to meet an artistic challenge of creating ambiguity
in the characters’psychological situations. Eliot, while inheriting Austen’s stylized
English, utilizes scientific phraseology to give voice to the human drama in late
nineteenth century England. Thus she adds physiological dimensions to what Austen has
established. We attempt to prove this point on the basis of discourse analysis.
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en-keyword=『エマ』
kn-keyword=『エマ』
en-keyword=『ダニエル・デロンダ』
kn-keyword=『ダニエル・デロンダ』
en-keyword=曖昧性
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en-keyword=仮定法
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en-keyword=否定語
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start-page=35
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dt-received=
dt-revised=
dt-accepted=
dt-pub-year=2012
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en-title=An Attempt for Deconstruction and Reconstruction in Daniel Deronda － George Eliot’s Vision of the Jewish Story －
kn-title=『ダニエル・デロンダ』に見る解体と再建の試み ―ユダヤ人物語にみるジョージ・エリオットのヴィジョン―
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kn-subtitle=
en-abstract=
kn-abstract=Our aim is to make clear how George Eliot is trying to hold up a mirror in Daniel
Deronda against later nineteen-century Britain in her social and spiritual context.
Christian tradition, in her view, has long been settled more or less into a dead-letter
conventionalism. She finds in Jewish way of life a comparative viewpoint from which
she can look closely at her own cultural background. In order to restore a living religion
into the whole fabric of society, Hebrew language and its organic vision of history seem
to Eliot to give a valuable hint for British people to learn from. Her awareness of this
finds expression in a thread of the Jewish story woven in parallel with the English one.
We will examine this sense of purpose on the part of the novelist on the evidence of the
text.
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kn-affil=岡山大学大学院教育学研究科 社会・言語教育学系 英語教育講座
en-keyword=ユダヤ文化
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en-keyword=キリスト教
kn-keyword=キリスト教
en-keyword=聖書批評
kn-keyword=聖書批評
en-keyword=意味探究
kn-keyword=意味探究
en-keyword=予型論
kn-keyword=予型論
en-keyword=実験科学
kn-keyword=実験科学
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cd-journal=joma
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cd-vols=
no-issue=
article-no=
start-page=119
end-page=125
dt-received=
dt-revised=
dt-accepted=
dt-pub-year=2011
dt-pub=20111025
dt-online=
en-article=
kn-article=
en-subject=
kn-subject=
en-title=An Analysis and Some Considerations of Empirical Lessons in the Unit "Forest, Atmosphere and Life" in Elementary Social Studies Education (6) : An Analysis and Some Considerations of Learners' Reflection (2)
kn-title=小学校社会科単元「森林と大気と生活」の実験授業の分析と考察(6)「反省」の分析と考察(その2)
en-subtitle=
kn-subtitle=
en-abstract=
kn-abstract=本研究は，小学校6年生を対象に開発した単元｢森林と大気と生活｣の学習書（個別学習用）に基づいて実施した実験授業の結果を分析したものである。実験授業の結果，問題集，作文，推せん課題レポート，アンケート等のデータを得ることができた。これらのデータを分析･考察することによって，開発した学習書が個別学習用教材として適切であったか，どのような社会認識を形成したか，実験授業によって社会認識がどのように変化したか，その理由はなにかなどを明らかにすることを目的としている。本稿は，｢自ら学ぶ力｣の育成という目標から設定された｢勉強力｣，｢学びとる力｣，｢成長力｣などの視点から，｢感想B｣
の分析を行い，実験授業に取り組んだ自分をどのように反省しているかを明らかにした。
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kn-affil=福岡市立四箇田小学校
en-keyword=実験授業
kn-keyword=実験授業
en-keyword=反省
kn-keyword=反省
en-keyword=感想
kn-keyword=感想
en-keyword=自ら学ぶ力
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dt-received=
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dt-accepted=
dt-pub-year=2011
dt-pub=20111025
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en-title=Reception and Skepticism of Science in George Eliot: In Focus of Lydgate's Portrait in Middlemarch (2)
kn-title=ジョージ・エリオットにみる科学の受容と懐疑 : 『ミドルマーチ』医師リドゲートのテクストを読む(その2)
en-subtitle=
kn-subtitle=
en-abstract=
kn-abstract=The purpose of the present paper is to keep track on the process of Lydgate's moral decline in Middlemarch. His idealism as a medical doctor is observed to be inadequate in rescuing himself from his ruined marriage. His bitter conflict with Rosamond, his wife, is seen to be partly due to her self-absorption, and partly due to his unquestioning reliance on his professional capability. Eliot's penetrating insight into the causes of their marital unhappiness is in focus upon relevant textual analyses. The author's artistic use of a family of metaphors is seen as carefully planned to be organically integrated into the fictional structure. This is, in our view, the secret of success in producing a rich echo of resonance in her style. Thus the story of the protagonist's pride, suffering, and incomplete redemption is traced from a stylistic viewpoint.
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en-keyword=プロット
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en-keyword=聖書批評
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en-keyword=生理学
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en-title=Reception and Skepticism of Science in George Eliot: In Focus of Lydgate's Portrait in Middlemarch (1)
kn-title=ジョージ・エリオットにみる科学の受容と懐疑―『ミドルマーチ』医師リドゲートのテクストを読む―その1
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en-abstract=
kn-abstract=We aim at clarifying how scientific world view and its methods are penetrated into the text of Middlemarch, and how scientific way of thinking and language contribute to changing the structure and style of the English novel. With this sense of awareness in view, we try to make clear how George Eliot attempts to reconcile the conflict between her cherished Christian outlook and terminology with the method of verifying hypotheses through experiments. Among the author's fictional presentations, we find that a heated discussion between biblical language and physiological, psychological one is evident in the protagonists portraits. For an example of this, we take up specific passages of Lydgate's delineation, and analyze how the novelist explored an innovative method of enlarging the dimension in character portrait.
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en-keyword=聖書批評
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en-keyword=自然法則
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en-keyword=実験科学
kn-keyword=実験科学
en-keyword=ロマン派的物質主義
kn-keyword=ロマン派的物質主義
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start-page=85
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dt-accepted=
dt-pub-year=2007
dt-pub=20071025
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en-title=
kn-title=A Comparative Analysis of American and Chinese Political Slogans: A Critical Linguistic Perspectiveı
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kn-keyword=political slogans
en-keyword=CDA (critical discourse analysis)
kn-keyword=CDA (critical discourse analysis)
en-keyword=depth hermeneutical methodology
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dt-accepted=
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en-title=The Process of a Search for Meaning in Middlemarch
kn-title=『ミドルマーチ』に見る意味探求のプロセス
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kn-subtitle=
en-abstract=
kn-abstract=The present paper focuses attention on the process of a search for meaning conducted by Dorothea the major protagonist in George Eliot's Middlemarch during her days of the honeymoon in Rome. The process of her growing awareness of Casaubon her husband's pathetic reality is seen to represent her emergence from narcissistic idealism into a higher vision of seeing things as they are and sympathizing with fallible fellow beings. First it is made clear that Dorothea's self-idealized sense of devotion in regard to her subsequent husband Will Ladislaw the romantic voice of George Eliot's own. Then we place the process of Dorothea's self-discovery in the light of the author's own spiritual autobiography. Lastly we bring into focus a stylistic analysis of the discource depicting Dorothea's awakening. Thus we see how scientific imagination and the romantic vision of seeing into a whole organic unity behind the seeming miscellaneousness strike a subtle balance in the conception of Dorothea's drama.
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en-keyword=歴史主義的聖書批評
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en-keyword=実験科学
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en-keyword=生理学
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dt-accepted=
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kn-title=The Way of the Classical Age as Seen in The Vicar of Wakefield: Reasonablenessin Religion
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kn-subtitle=
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kn-abstract=Major literary works are, as is generally admitted,
a mirror in which multiple currents of any particular
age are faithfully reflected. Upon reading
Goldsmith's The Vicar of Wakefield (hereafter
referred to as The Vicar, 1766), one cannot resist an
impression that this is especially true of the work.
What strikes us is a pervasive atmosphere of harmony
between man and nature and a keen sense of
poetry to be enjoyed heartily in the characters' daily
life. These are reflected in the narration by
Primrose the protagonist and Anglican clergyman.
True we see in the work signs of an uneasy relationship
between the haves and the have-nots due in
part to the abuse of power by the former at the sacrifice
of the latter; and due in part to the age's legacy
of surviving brutality, the miserable condition of life,
and the resulting social ills in the lower order of
society. Also, we discern in it signs of the incipient
decay of the traditional village community. Still, the
village life retains its wholeness and integrity in the
fabric of a close-knit human network based on its
agricultural way of life.
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en-keyword=伝統的住宅
kn-keyword=伝統的住宅
en-keyword=木造戸建住宅
kn-keyword=木造戸建住宅
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cd-vols=
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start-page=113
end-page=118
dt-received=
dt-revised=
dt-accepted=
dt-pub-year=2007
dt-pub=200703
dt-online=
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kn-title=Biblical Criticism in George Eliot's "Peter von Bohlen's Introduction to the Book of Genesis"
en-subtitle=
kn-subtitle=
en-abstract=
kn-abstract=we look closely at George Eliot's essays and book reviews, it dawns upon us that biblical criticism was one of the few central concerns she held consistently over her years of essay and review writing. Already in 1851 she exhibited a formidable knowledge of the critical study of the Bible as we see its best fruit in the reviews entitled "R.W.Marckay's The Progress of Christendom." These are powerful enough testimonies to make us realize that her historical study of the Bible was a mirror in which her path of self-discovery had been reflected. Naturally enough we can see in them Marian's (earlier George Eliot's) mature thoughts on religion and science. And these, as some of the major critics of the age agree, represent the voice of the nineteenth century.
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en-keyword=natural history
kn-keyword=natural history
en-keyword=accommodation theory
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en-keyword=Scriptural history
kn-keyword=Scriptural history
en-keyword=Feuerbach
kn-keyword=Feuerbach
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