George Eliot (1819-1880)， Silas Marner (織工馬南傳)， 梁實秋譯，
![“How can a writer make goodness interesting? George Eliot tried to do so by examining redemption in Silas Marner … But where are the unheroic, sane, consistent, quiet goodnesses? As literature thrives on conflict, the idea of a sequestered, sanguine goodness might seem impossible.” Read more of today's roundup: http://bit.ly/1wA9py8]()
“How can a writer make goodness interesting? George Eliot tried to do so by examining redemption in Silas Marner … But where are the unheroic, sane, consistent, quiet goodnesses? As literature thrives on conflict, the idea of a sequestered, sanguine goodness might seem impossible.”
Read more of today's roundup: http://bit.ly/1wA9py8
