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| Feuerbach focused on the social and moral aspects of human relations rather than on Christian beliefs. By bringing the syncretic philosophical and historical concerns of Spinoza, Feuerbach, Spencer, Mill and Darwin into fiction, she transformed the very genre itself. Through much of the novel, John Ames's response to these forefathers is as much intellectual and literary as it is emotional: in order to understand them, he has conversations with Feuerbach, with Bernanos (who gave us another diary of a religious man), with Donne. |
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