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Pioneering George Eliot Scholar: A Tribute, Part I
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This tribute to the pioneering George Eliot scholar, Alfred Abraham Möller, is in two parts. In the first, William Baker explicates Möller's contribution to Eliot scholarship and his personal indebtedness to Möller's work. In the second part, Erika Hirsch, assisted by Markus Neacey, provides biographical details and the immediate historical, social, and political background from which Möller's work emerged.
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Title: Pioneering George Eliot Scholar: A Tribute, Part I
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Abstract
This tribute to the pioneering George Eliot scholar, Alfred Abraham Möller, is in two parts.
In the first, William Baker explicates Möller's contribution to Eliot scholarship and his personal indebtedness to Möller's work.
In the second part, Erika Hirsch, assisted by Markus Neacey, provides biographical details and the immediate historical, social, and political background from which Möller's work emerged.
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