Geoffrey Thurley
1 book
About the Author
Geoffrey Thurley is a literary scholar and critic whose work examines the psychological dimensions of fiction, with particular attention to character, emotional tension, and the relationship between inner life and artistic form. His notable study, The psychology of Hardy's novels: The nervous and the statuesque, offers a focused exploration of Thomas Hardy’s novels and the contrasting states suggested by its title. Thurley’s writing is distinguished by careful textual attention, intellectual precision, and an interest in how literary characters embody complex psychological and aesthetic patterns. His work will appeal to readers of literary criticism, Victorian studies, and the history of the novel.
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Books by Geoffrey Thurley
