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Author: Harvard Business Review

Tess of the d'Urbervilles Siew Ning Kan ginger street cat curled upThis age old tale of the maid who goes to the greenwood and returns a maiden no more becomes in Hardy's hands an indictment of all the crimes and hypocrisies of nineteenth century England its pharisaic religion, its cruel class system, the destruction of its traditional agriculture and the perversions of the 'modern' consciousness. It becomes even more than that: no less than an allegory of the pitiful plight of humanity in a cosmos which has no use