Orchestrating Society: The Merging of Language and Voice to Create Social Bonds in Romola
Title
Orchestrating Society: The Merging of Language and Voice to Create Social Bonds in Romola
Description
George Eliot's Romola (1863) reflects her interest in using musical metaphor to explain how relationships are formed. She explores more fully than she has done before this point in her career how language and the human voice function as music; she theorizes the function of voice more explicitly than she…
Creator
Jennifer Jones
Source
George Eliot Review
2009: 40, 49-56
2009: 40, 49-56
Publisher
GER and George Eliot Archive
Date
2009
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Citation
Jennifer Jones, “Orchestrating Society: The Merging of Language and Voice to Create Social Bonds in Romola,” George Eliot Review Online, accessed December 8, 2019, https://georgeeliotreview.org/items/show/680.