"Jane Austen was a voracious and extensive reader, so it's perhaps no surprise that many of her characters display a similar appetite for the written word. But what did her characters read and what would their literary choices have meant to Austen's own readership, both at the time and today? This book answers that question and more, focusing on each of her novels and unpacking the multiple (and often surprising) ways in which these inform the reading of Austen's works"--
"Jane Austen was a voracious and extensive reader, so it's perhaps no surprise that many of her characters display a similar appetite for the written word. But what did her characters read and what would their literary choices have meant to Austen's own readership, both at the time and today? This book answers that question and more, focusing on each of her novels and unpacking the multiple (and often surprising) ways in which these inform the reading of Austen's works"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Susan Allen Ford is Professor of English Emerita at Delta State University, USA, and has been editor of Persuasions: The Jane Austen Journal and Persuasions On-Line since 2006.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Drawing Character, Reading Books: Building a Society of Readers Chapter 1: "Her Reading Was Very Extensive": Austen and Her Community of Great Readers Chapter 2: Readers of Feeling: Northanger Abbey and Sensibility Chapter 3: "What Becomes of the Moral?" Reading Conduct Books and Pride and Prejudice Chapter 4: "In the Midst of Theatrical Nonsense": Performative Reading in Mansfield Park Chapter 5: Becoming a Renter, a Chuser of Books in Mansfield Park Chapter 6: Meaning to Read More: Emma and the Clever Reader Chapter 7: Readers of Romance: Persuasion and Sanditon Bibliography
Introduction: Drawing Character, Reading Books: Building a Society of ReadersChapter 1: "Her Reading Was Very Extensive": Austen and Her Community of Great ReadersChapter 2: Readers of Feeling: Northanger Abbey and Sensibility Chapter 3: "What Becomes of the Moral?" Reading Conduct Books and Pride and PrejudiceChapter 4: "In the Midst of Theatrical Nonsense": Performative Reading in Mansfield ParkChapter 5: Becoming a Renter, a Chuser of Books in Mansfield ParkChapter 6: Meaning to Read More: Emma and the Clever Reader Chapter 7: Readers of Romance: Persuasion and SanditonBibliography
Introduction: Drawing Character, Reading Books: Building a Society of Readers Chapter 1: "Her Reading Was Very Extensive": Austen and Her Community of Great Readers Chapter 2: Readers of Feeling: Northanger Abbey and Sensibility Chapter 3: "What Becomes of the Moral?" Reading Conduct Books and Pride and Prejudice Chapter 4: "In the Midst of Theatrical Nonsense": Performative Reading in Mansfield Park Chapter 5: Becoming a Renter, a Chuser of Books in Mansfield Park Chapter 6: Meaning to Read More: Emma and the Clever Reader Chapter 7: Readers of Romance: Persuasion and Sanditon Bibliography
Introduction: Drawing Character, Reading Books: Building a Society of ReadersChapter 1: "Her Reading Was Very Extensive": Austen and Her Community of Great ReadersChapter 2: Readers of Feeling: Northanger Abbey and Sensibility Chapter 3: "What Becomes of the Moral?" Reading Conduct Books and Pride and PrejudiceChapter 4: "In the Midst of Theatrical Nonsense": Performative Reading in Mansfield ParkChapter 5: Becoming a Renter, a Chuser of Books in Mansfield ParkChapter 6: Meaning to Read More: Emma and the Clever Reader Chapter 7: Readers of Romance: Persuasion and SanditonBibliography
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