George Eliot's Concept of "Feeling"
Gao Xiaolin
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Gao Xiaolin
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George Eliot's concept of feeling, which includes sensibility, sympathy and intuition, is closely related with her epistemology, or the concept of knowledge and its acquisition. Eliot derives this idea from Romanticism and positivism, and it shows her exploration of the problems of her times.
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George Eliot's concept of feeling, which includes sensibility, sympathy and intuition, is closely related with her epistemology, or the concept of knowledge and its acquisition. Eliot derives this idea from Romanticism and positivism, and it shows her exploration of the problems of her times.
Key concepts: Sensibility, Sympathy, Feeling, Intuition, George (robot), Positivism, Romanticism, Philosophy