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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Beschreibung:
Jane Austen's life and letters /Kathryn Sutherland --The Austen family writing : gossip, parody, and corporate personality /Robert L. Mack --The literary marketplace /Jan Fergus --Texts and editions /Brian Southam --Jane Austen, illustrated /Laura Carroll and John Wiltshire --Young Jane Austen : author /Juliet McMaster --Moving in and out : the property of self in Sense and sensibility /Susan C. Greenfield --The illusionist : Northanger Abbey and Austen's uses of enchantment /Sonia Hofkosh --Re: reading Pride and prejudice : What think you of books? /Susan J. Wolfson --The missed opportunities of Mansfield Park /William Galperin --Emma : word games and secret histories /Linda Bree --Persuasion : the gradual dawning /Fiona Stafford --Sanditon and the book /George Justice --Turns of speech and figures of mind /Margaret Anne Doody --Narrative technique : Austen and her contemporaries /Jane Spencer --Time and her aunt /Michael Wood --Austen's realist play /Harry E. Shaw --Dealing in notions and facts : Jane Austen and history writing /Devoney Looser --Sentiment and sensibility : Austen, feeling, and print culture /Miranda Burgess --The Gothic Austen /Nancy Armstrong --From politics to silence : Jane Austen's nonreferential aesthetic /Mary Poovey --The army, the navy, and the Napoleonic wars /Gillian Russell --Jane Austen, the 1790s, and the French Revolution /Mary Spongberg --Feminisms /Viven Jones --Imagining sameness and difference : domestic and colonial sisters in Mansfield Park /Deirdre Coleman --Jane Austen and the nation /Claire Lamont --Religion /Roger E. Moore --Family matters /Ruth Perry --Austen and masculinity /E.J. Clery --The trouble with things : objects and the commodification of sociability /Barbara M. Benedict --Luxury : making sense of excess in Austen's narratives /Diego Saglia --Austen's accomplishment : music and the modern heroine /Gillen D'Arcy Wood --Jane Austen and performance : theatre, memory, and enculturation /Daniel O'Quinn --Jane Austen and genius /Deidre Lynch --Jane Austen's periods /Mary A. Favret --Nostalgia /Nicholas Dames --Austen's European reception /Anthony Mandal --Jane Austen and the silken fork novel /Edward Copeland --Jane Austen in the world : new women, imperial vistas /Katie Trumpener --Sexuality /Fiona Brideoake --Jane Austen and popular culture /Judy Simons --Austenian subcultures /Mary Ann O'Farrell.
Reflecting the dynamic and expansive nature of Austen studies, A Companion to Jane Austen provides essays from a distinguished team of literary scholars that examine the full breadth of the English novelist's works and career. Provides the most comprehensive and up-to-date array of Austen scholarship. Functions both as a scholarly reference and as a survey of the most innovative speculative developments in the field of Austen studies. Engages at length with changing contexts and cultures of reception from the nineteenth to the twenty-first centuries