Titlebook: Global Jane Austen; Pleasure, Passion, a Laurence Raw,Robert G. Dryden Book 2013 Robert G. Dryden and Laurence Raw 2013 community.identity.

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Sweetening Jane,ements of those scholars who have revivified the study of literature and/or film. Rather, it seeks to borrow and adapt a term that has been frequently, though not exclusively, used in fidelity criticism—“equivalence”—and to deploy it in a new context.

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Inventing Jane,ation. My argument is that the realms of pleasure, passion, and possessiveness in the Austen world are all possible because, to a great degree, Jane Austen is an invention. You might say that aside from the novels, Austen does not entirely exist. The historical “Jane Austen” is a fiction, a screen o

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-8176-4671-4tioned for a bit with her family at Lyme Regis, journeyed once with her mother and sister to Stoneleigh Abbey in Warwickshire; on occasion, she visited London, and then spent her final years in Chawton, Hampshire. The distance between the author’s birthplace and these other stops on her life’s journ