

The Mill on the Floss with Louis de Bernières
Mar 4, 2021
Louis de Bernières, acclaimed novelist known for 'Captain Corelli's Mandolin', joins Catherine Nisbet, Museum Manager, and Adam Weaver, land agent at the Arbury Estate. They explore the roots of George Eliot in Nuneaton, discussing how her childhood home inspired 'The Mill on the Floss'. De Bernières reflects on Eliot's character dynamics, especially Maggie Tulliver and her struggles with societal pressures. The conversation also touches on Eliot's innovative narrative style and the historical landscapes that shaped her writing.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring George Eliot's Influence
01:32 • 8min
Unveiling George Eliot: Life and Inspirations
09:26 • 13min
Exploring Griff Hollows: Maggie's Journey
22:10 • 6min
Understanding the Impact of Dry Eye on Daily Life
28:31 • 2min
Exploring Dawcott Mill and George Eliot's Inspirations
30:23 • 8min
Navigating George Eliot's Unique Narrative Style
38:46 • 2min
Exploring George Eliot's Roots
40:21 • 9min
Echoes of the Past: Arbury Hall and George Eliot
48:56 • 13min
Reflections on a Journey and the Importance of Eye Health
01:02:06 • 3min