Fadem’s Class to Explore Jewish Protaganist, Daniel Deronda
Richard Fadem will offer a literature class this fall focusing on the novel Daniel Deronda, by George Eliot. The class will meet on Thursdays, 10:00-12:30 at the Senior Center, from September 30th until November 18th. The Oxford World Classics edition, available at Darvill’s, will be used for the class.
Registration will begin after Labor Day at the Senior Center. The fee for this class is $25, payable by check to Ruthie Newman at the first class. As always, any surplus will be donated to the high school’s college scholarship or English program.
According to Richard Fadem: “George Eliot is a great English writer and in the 19th century second as a novelist only to Dickens. But as a novelist she is very nearly unique because she is first of all an intellectual who happens also to be a superb imaginative writer. Her thought as much as her imagination permeates her fiction. She read widely in philosophy, history, and of course literature and she possessed a brilliant mind.
“Everything George Eliot (Mary Ann Evans) has written is exceptional in its intelligence and understanding.








