Table of contents for George Eliot and nineteenth-century psychology

Table of contents for George Eliot and nineteenth-century psychology : exploring the unmapped country / by Michael Davis.

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Contents
Acknowledgements	v
	Introduction	3
	1	The Mind and the Body	13
		The Power of the Body		16
	The Unpredictable Subject: Eliot¿s Physical Language of the Self	27
	2	The History of the Self: The Formation of Mind	47
	Instinct and Heredity: Darwin	52
	Eliot and Spencer: Memory and the Formation of the Mind	68
	
	3	The Possibilities of Emotion	85
	Emotion and the Body	87
	Emotion and the Social Organism	90
	The Fluidity of Emotion	94
	Emotion, Reason and the Seed Within the Self	100
	Containing Emotion: Deronda	110
	4	The Will, Consciousness, The Unconscious	115
The Problematic Concept of the Will	118
	The Will and ¿Personality¿	124
	The Conscious Mind	130
	The Unconscious	142
	5	The Science of ¿Spirit¿: The Mind and Religious Experience	153
	The Context of Eliot¿s Faith	160
	Faith and Form	165
	Faith and the Self: Romola	168
	Faith and Science: Daniel Deronda	175
	Conclusion: ¿Separate yet Combined¿	183
	Bibliography	191

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Eliot, George, 1819-1880 -- Knowledge -- Psychology.
Psychological fiction, English -- History and criticism.
Psychology -- Great Britain -- History -- 19th century.
Psychology -- History -- 19th century.
Psychology in literature.