id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
concept-2387	none	'The Truth Lies': The Affordances of Secrets in Caleb Williams	2019	25	.pdf	application/pdf	9426	333	55	While critics Gary Handwerk and Evan Radcliffe have already demonstrated the ways Godwin’s political system is corrupted through narrative when he sets out to write the novel Caleb Williams a year later, and Ewha Chung has demonstrated truth’s centrality to the novel’s conception of virtue, this essay will shift focus onto the ways that the prejudice of public opinion that attaches to Caleb’s name after he flees Mr. Falkland’s estate complicates the absolute injunction against concealment in the 1793 edition of Political Justice. Revealing the secret, for Caleb, is therefore a way to derive a sense of equality between himself and Falkland, whose superior social status leaves Caleb longing to “intensify” their bond.	cache/concept-2387.pdf	txt/concept-2387.txt