Middlemarch

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English novel Victorian novel literary work novel

Middlemarch is a classic 19th-century English novel renowned for its intricate portrayal of provincial life, complex characters, and exploration of social and moral issues.

Aliases (1)

Middlemarch (1994 TV serial) ×1

Statements (52)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	English novel → Victorian novel → literary work → novel →
adaptation	Middlemarch (1994 BBC television series) →
author	George Eliot →
bookPublicationYear	1874 →
countryOfOrigin	United Kingdom →
criticalReputation	considered one of the greatest novels in the English language →
firstPublicationYear	1871 →
genre	psychological novel → realist novel → social novel →
hasPart	Book I: Miss Brooke → Book II: Old and Young → Book III: Waiting for Death → Book IV: Three Love Problems → Book V: The Dead Hand → Book VI: The Widow and the Wife → Book VII: Two Temptations → Book VIII: Sunset and Sunrise →
literaryPeriod	Victorian literature →
narrativeStyle	third-person omniscient →
notableCharacter	Dorothea Brooke → Edward Casaubon → Fred Vincy → Mary Garth → Rosamond Vincy → Tertius Lydgate → Will Ladislaw →
originalLanguage	English →
publicationForm	book → serial →
publisher	William Blackwood and Sons →
serialPublicationEndYear	1872 →
serialPublicationStartYear	1871 →
settingCountry	England →
settingLocation	Middlemarch (fictional town) →
settingRegion	Midlands, England →
settingTime	Reform era → early 19th century →
structure	eight parts →
theme	class and status → gender roles → idealism and disillusionment → marriage → morality → political reform → provincial life → religion → social change → vocation and work →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Andrew Davies ("Middlemarch (1994 TV serial)") → George Eliot →	notableWork