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From "George Eliot; a Critical Study of Her Life, Writings and Philosophy" by Cooke, George Willis
Charles Bray
A philosopher and phrenologist, friend and mentor to Marian Evans.
Core Belief
"Bray believed in the power of reason and science to improve society and the individual. He was a proponent of phrenology and believed that understanding the human mind was essential for personal and social progress."
Worldview
Bray saw the world through a lens of scientific inquiry and social progress. He believed that understanding the laws of nature and the workings of the human mind was essential for creating a better world.
Personality
Intelligent, progressive, and open-minded, Bray was a man of intellectual curiosity and a champion of new ideas. He was deeply interested in phrenology and social reform.
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