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Morbid interest in sexual matters (Victorian readership)
Prurient, salacious, Lascivious
Unable to be changed (Tess)
Obstinate, obdurate, held in aspic - believes she’s a thing of shame
To do with the Church (Mr. Clare)
Ecclesiastical
promiscuous sex (Alec)
debauchery
Tess as the perfect wife
Archetypal, quintessential,
Alec’s change from predatorial to religious
Transmogrification
Scheming(Alec)
conniving
Insensitive (society in general)
Impervious
Decayed (the d’urbeville name)
decrepit
Seeming/apparent (Tess’s apparent reason for going to the d’urbevilles is for financial help, but in actuality, her family hope she will be married off to become a ‘lady’)
ostensible
reject (tess)
rebuff
Harmonious (Talbothays)
Euphonious
Rooted in nature (Talbothays)
Biophilic
Condemn (Hardy)
Vituperate, excoriate
fate is pre-ordained
determinism
Alec after converting
sanctimonious hypocrite
Excluded from society
ostracised, marginalised, social pariah
Inevitable
Inexorable, ineluctable
Seasonal movement of livestock - akin to Tess, she is a symbol of Nature
transhumant pastoralism
Relating to the countryside
Bucolic setting
Forest like - rape scene
sylvan
rural
agrestic
disobedient
recalcitrant
weakened
atrophied
urge/provoke action - tess’s family about her going to ‘seek kin’ at the Slopes
goaded
hypocritical - angel
pharisaical
Self blame - tess
Self-castigation
shameful
ignominious
hardships
tribulations
tess’s glorified lineage
exalted
predatory
rapacious
someone who believes the world can be improved through deliberate human effort and action - Hardy
Meliorist
Public outcry
furore
way of thinking
paradigm - angel rejects his father’s religious paradigm
mariam is laila’s narrative…
counterpart