엘리자베스 개스켈과 유니테리언 :박애주의와 여성교육을 중심으로
Elizabeth Gaskell and Unitarianism -Focussed on philanthropy and women’s education
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In the nineteenth century, Unitarians were progressive thinkers and interested in their liberal contribution to English social and political life although they were certainly in the minority. Also the Unitarians were pioneers of philanthropy and social progress to improve the status of women among other nonconformists. This study focuses on relating Gaskell’s novels with her religion as an unitarian. As Gaskell was a good example of a well-educated Unitarian writer and a wife of an Unitarian minister, she represented their humanism, philanthropy and women’s education in her novels. Especially the emphasis of these Unitarianism is laid on making the distinction between Unitarians and other nonconformists. Therefore, the topic of this essay has been analyzed in terms of Unitarian elements in Gaskell’s novels in context of a well-deserved reputation as the philanthropic and educational pioneers of Unitarians.
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In the nineteenth century, Unitarians were progressive thinkers and interested in their liberal contribution to English social and political life although they were certainly in the minority. Also the Unitarians were pioneers of philanthropy and social progress to improve the status of women among other nonconformists. This study focuses on relating Gaskell’s novels with her religion as an unitarian. As Gaskell was a good example of a well-educated Unitarian writer and a wife of an Unitarian minister, she represented their humanism, philanthropy and women’s education in her novels. Especially the emphasis of these Unitarianism is laid on making the distinction between Unitarians and other nonconformists. Therefore, the topic of this essay has been analyzed in terms of Unitarian elements in Gaskell’s novels in context of a well-deserved reputation as the philanthropic and educational pioneers of Unitarians.
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