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Register a new userVictorian Positivism in George Eliot’s The Mill on the Floss
الأفكار اليقينية الفيكتورية في رواية جورج إيليوت الطاحونة على نهر فلوس
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2017
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English
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العربية
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هالة سلوم( باحث )
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يهدف البحث إلى إظهار الأفكار اليقينية الفيكتورية في رواية جورج إيليوت (الطاحونة على نهر فلوس) حيث تتحدث المقدمة عن النظرية اليقينية و مؤسسها كومت و هي نظرية تدعو إلى وضع العلم بوصفو أساساً لأي نقاش أو تحليل إذ إن كومت يرى أنه لا بد للإنسان من أن يكون لديه مادة ( أو موضوع ) لتقديم المحبة و الاحترام له لذلك طالب كومت باستبدال فكرة الألوهية بفكرة الإنسانية كوحدة متكاملة و هذا يتضمن كل النساء و الرجال في جميع العصور و الذين هدفهم العمل لخدمة المجتمع و السعي لتحقيق الأخلاق الحميدة.
This research aims at studying the Positivist ideas in George Eliot‟s The Mill on the Floss. The introduction talks about the Positivist theory and its founder August Comte. The theory puts science as a basis for any discussion or analysis. Comte thinks that man must have an object or a subject to love and respect, so he asks to substitute the idea of Deity with the idea of humanity as a whole unity including all men and women in all ages who work to serve society and achieve good morals.
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Ashton, Rosemary. George Eliot. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1983
Armstrong, Nancy. Desire and Domestic Fiction: A Political History of the Novel. Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press, 1987
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