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Bu çalışma, George Eliot'un 1859 yılında yayımlanmış olan Adam Bede adlı romanını yayımlanmasından altmış sene önce onsekizinci yüzyıl sonlarında İngiltere'deki kırsal bir topluluğu (Hayslope) ve tarımsal işçi sınıfını resmeden bir eser olarak incelemektedir. Aynı zamanda bu romanın sadece işçi sınıfını günlük uğraşları içinde resmetmekle kalmayıp cinsiyetin ve toplumsal rollerin yeni yeni ortaya çıkan burjuvazi sınıfında nasıl kullanıldığını da çok iyi gözlemlediği düşünülmektedir. Romandaki özel ve kamusal kurumların, yani aile ve kilisenin de toplumsal cinsiyet ve sınıfsal sınırları belirlemekte ve toplumsal düzeni sağlamaktaki etkisini, özellikle romanın sonunda açıkça görülmektedir. Bu çalışma, sanayileşmenin yavaş ve emin adımlarıyla gelmesinin yanı sıra kapitalizmin ve aynı zamanda burjuva sınıfının Hayslope halkını nasıl etkilediğini romandan belirli örnekler vererek göstermektedir. Daha müşterek bir yapısı olan Poyser ailesini, ana karakterler Adam ve Dinah ve onların kurduğu çekirdek aile yapısı ile karşılaştırarak, romanın sonu Frederick Engels'in Ailenin, Özel Mülkiyetin ve Devletin Kökeni adlı eserindeki açıklamalarla birlikte yorumlanmaktadır. This study examines George Eliot's Adam Bede (1859) as a work depicting the agricultural working class of a rural community sixty years before its publication, at the end of the eighteenth century, and also argues that Adam Bede not only depicts a rural working class community in their daily existence but also offers an insight into the formation of the emerging class of the bourgeoisie. The private and public institutions, namely family and the church, also play a vital role in determining the gender and class boundaries, and maintaining the social order, which we can see clearly at the end of the novel. By giving specic examples from the novel, this paper depicts how with the slow and steadfast approach of industrialization, the values of capitalism as well as the bourgeois class enter the community of Hayslope. By contrasting the communal household of Poyser with the individual characters, Adam and Dinah and the family they start together, the ending of the novel is interpreted in the light of Frederick Engels' The Origins of the Family, Private Property, and the State (1884) in which he states that the communistic household (a model which the Poyser family in the novel exemplies) as opposed to the later patriarchal family, did not have gendered labor, and the family labor had a public character and a concern for society. Öz Aslı DEĞİRMENCİ Arş. Gör. Dr., Hacettepe Üniversitesi, Edebiyat Fakültesi, İngiliz Dili ve Edebiyatı Bölümü, aslidegirmenci01@gmail.com 1151 DOI: 10.1501/Dtcfder_1555 Born as Mary Anne Evans in 1819 in Warwickshire, George Eliot is considered to be “one of the central novelists of English language” and “the most respected English novelist of her time” (Bloom xi; Jedrzejewski 1). Having started her writing career as the editor of and regular contributor to the Westmister Rewiew, Eliot's career as a ction writer started in 1857 with the publication of Scenes of Clerical Life (1858) which comprised of three stories based on “recollections of her Warwickshire childhood” (Jedrzejewski 32). Published in 1859, Adam Bede was Eliot's rst novel and the work that made her well-known in the literary circles although at the time the real identity behind the pseudonym “George Eliot” was not known. Leslie Stephen commented that it was Adam Bede that “placed the author in the rst rank of the 'Victorian' novelists” although she had a productive career with six more novels (66). Makale Bilgisi Gönderildiği tarih: 1 Eylül 2017 Kabul edildiği tarih: 27 Ekim 2017 Yayınlanma tarihi: 27 Aralık 2017

The emergence of bourgeois family and sexual oppression in George Eliot's Adam Bede