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explain hardy's philosophy of life with reference to tess of d'urbervilles

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Hardy was a determinist who was aware that man's life is controlled by some inexplicable external force, which he sometimes calls the Fate of Circumstances (in The Mayor of Casterbridge), the President of Immortals (in Tess of the d'Urbervilles) or the Immanent Will (in The Dynasts).

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