메리 앤 에반스, 남자 이름 조지 엘리엇으로 살아야 했던 빅토리아 시대 천재 작가의 61년

In the autumn of 1857, a bundle of unidentified manuscripts arrived in the British publishing world. The cover bore the name of an unfamiliar man: "George Eliot." However, the true owner of that name was a woman ostracized by society. We follow the 61-year journey of Mary Ann Evans, who stood at the pinnacle of 19th-century British literature under a pseudonym after being stripped of her real name. ** Timeline 00:00 The Unidentified Manuscript 02:40 Speculation at the Victorian Salon 05:20 The Youngest Daughter of Warwickshire 08:30 Mother's Deathbed 11:40 The Holy War 15:00 The Anonymous Translator 18:20 Father's Last Night 21:30 142 Strand 24:40 The Decision at the Docks 28:00 Social Burial 31:20 Adopting a Pseudonym 34:30 The Birth of Middlemarch 37:40 A Letter After 23 Years 40:50 The Canals of Venice 43:30 The Silence of Highgate Sources [1] Wikipedia, "George Eliot", https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_... [2] George Eliot Fellowship, "Childhood — Mary Anne Evans", https://www.georgeeliot.org/george-el... [3] George Eliot Archive, "George Eliot to Isaac P. Evans, 1880-05-26", https://georgeeliotarchive.org/items/... [4] First Things, "George Eliot: Good Without God", https://firstthings.com/george-eliot-... [5] The New York Times, "A Literary Leap to Give Tourists Pause", https://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/19/tr... #MaryAnneEvans #GeorgeEliot #Middlemarch #VictorianEra #BritishLiterature #FemaleWriter #ForestOfWisdom #HistoricalFigure #TrueStory #LiteraryHistory