Readings on Jane Austen:
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| adam_text | THE GREENHAVEN PRESS TO BRITISH AUTHORS DAVID BENDER, PUBLISHER BRUNO
LEONE, EXECUTIVE EDITOR SCOTT BARBOUR, MANAGING EDITOR BONNIE SZUMSKI,
SERIES EDITOR CLARICE SWISHER, BOOK EDITOR GREENHAVEN PRESS, SAN DIEGO,
CA CONTENTS FOREWORD 10 INTRODUCTION 12 JANE AUSTEN: A BIOGRAPHY 13
CHAPTER 1: JANE AUSTEN S RELATIONSHIP TO HER TIMES AND HER CRITICS 1.
ENGLAND IN AUSTEN S TIME BY FAY WELDON 34 LIFE FOR MOST WOMEN IN
AUSTEN S TIME WAS HARSH BY MOD- ERN STANDARDS. BECAUSE THEY HAD FEW
CAREER CHOICES, MANY WOMEN ENDURED LOVELESS MARRIAGES WITH FEW RIGHTS
AND MANY DUTIES. AUSTEN S NOVELS, HOWEVER, NEVER BETRAY THIS HARSH
REALITY. 2. AUSTEN S WOMEN IN A CONSERVATIVE SOCIETY BY DAVID MONAGHAN
42 AUSTEN DISAGREED WITH THE WAY WOMEN WERE THOUGHT OF HI HER TIME;
THAT, LACKING INTELLIGENCE, THEN- ONLY PURPOSE WAS TO PROCREATE AND
SERVE SUBMISSIVELY. BUT ALTHOUGH AUSTEN PROMOTES WOMEN S POWER AND
ACHIEVEMENTS, SHE DOES NOT THINK THEY SHOULD COME AT THE EXPENSE OF THE
ESTABLISHED SOCIAL ORDER. 3. NINETEENTH-CENTURY CRITICISM OF AUSTEN S
NOVELS BY JOHN HALPERIN 51 JANE AUSTEN S NOVELS RECEIVED SCANT ATTENTION
THROUGHOUT THE NINETEENTH CENTURY BECAUSE NOVELS WERE GENERALLY HELD HI
DISREPUTE BY SERIOUS READERS AND BECAUSE AUSTEN LIVED AND PUBLISHED
QUIETLY. THE FEW SERIOUS CRITICS WHO RE- VIEWED HER BOOKS, HOWEVER, MADE
WORTHWHILE OBSERVATIONS. CHAPTER 2: THEMES IN JANE AUSTEN S NOVELS 1.
SEX AND SOCIAL LIFE IN AUSTEN S NOVELS BY JAN FERGUS 60 BROADLY DEFINED
AS ENERGETIC ATTRACTION BETWEEN MEN AND WOMEN, SEXUALITY PERVADES THE
ACTION AND DIALOGUE IN AUSTEN S BOOKS. AUSTEN TAKES LIBERTIES WITH THE
PREVAILING RULES OF CONDUCT AND CREATES HEROINES WHO MERIT ADMIRA- TION
WHILE SUBTLY DEFYING THE RULES. 2. HUMOR IN AUSTEN S NOVELS BYA.C.
BRADLEY 70 AUSTEN EVOKES LAUGHTER BY DETAILING THE GAP BETWEEN REAL- ITY
AND ILLUSION HI ORDER TO HIGHLIGHT THE RIDICULOUS. EACH NOVEL CONTAINS
SCENES AND CHARACTERS THAT COULD BE PLAYED ALMOST UNALTERED ON THE COMIC
STAGE. 3. AUSTEN PORTRAYS A SMALL WORLD WITH HUMOR AND DETACHMENT BYJ.B.
PRIESTLEY 78 AUSTEN DELIBERATELY CHOSE TO WRITE ABOUT A SMALL WORLD OF
CHANGING SOCIAL CLASSES IN EARLY NINETEENTH-CENTURY EN- GLAND. IN A
GOOD-NATURED WAY, SHE USES IRONY TO CRITICIZE THE SNOBBERY AND PETTINESS
OF CHARACTERS SCRAMBLING FOR SOCIAL POSITION. CHAPTER 5: TECHNIQUES AND
DEVICES IN JANE AUSTEN S NOVELS 1. STYLISTIC DEVICES THAT CREATE IRONY
BY ANDREW H. WRIGHT 85 HI ALL OF HER NOVELS, AUSTEN S STYLE CREATES A
TONE OF IRONY, WHICH SHE USES TO CRITICIZE SNOBBERY AND FOOLISHNESS. SHE
ACHIEVES HER STYLE WITH POMPOUS WORDS AND CONVOLUTED SENTENCES,
UNDERSTATEMENT, ANTIPHRASIS, THE ILLUSION OF LOGIC, AND CLICHES. 2.
GAMES AS A DEVICE IN AUSTEN S NOVELS BY ALISTAIRM. DUCKWORTH 93 ORDINARY
SOCIAL GAMES PLAYED IN FAMILY SETTINGS REFLECT SE- RIOUS THEMES HI
AUSTEN S NOVELS. AUSTEN FIRST ASSOCIATES GAMES WITH SHALLOW CHARACTERS;
SHE LATER USES THEM AS A DEVICE TO SHOW RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN MORALITY
AND SOCIETY. CHAPTER 4: JANE AUSTEN S EARLY NOVELS 1. SATIRE AND REALISM
IN NORTHANGER ABBEY BY NORMAN SHERRY 104 THROUGH HEROINE CATHERINE
MORLAND, AUSTEN BOTH SATIRIZES ROMANTIC NOVELS OF HER DAY AND ADVOCATES
THE SUPERIORITY OF REALITY HI ORDINARY LIFE. INNOCENT CATHERINE SUFFERS
IMAG- INATIVE EXCESSES IN THE UNFAMILIAR SOCIAL WORLD OF BATH BUT IS
BROUGHT TO EARTH BY HENRY TILNEY, WHO MARRIES HER IN THE END. 2. SENSE
AND SENSIBILITY HAS LITTL E IRONY BY JOHN ODMARK 112 OF ALL AUSTEN S
NOVELS, SENSE AND SENSIBILITY CONTAINS THE LEAST OPPORTUNITY FOR IRONY.
BECAUSE AUSTEN SO CLEARLY AGREES WITH THE SUPERIORITY OF ELINOR S POINT
OF VIEW, THE READER RARELY SEES THINGS DIFFERENTLY OR KNOWS MORE THAN
THE MAIN CHARACTER. 3. MINOR CHARACTERS REFLECT THE THEME OF SENSE AND
SENSIBILITY BY HOWARD S. BABB 117 THE MINOR CHARACTERS HI SENSE AND
SENSIBILITY REINFORCE THE THEME THAT PEOPLE NEED A BALANCE OF EMOTION
AND SENSE, BUT NONE OF THE MINOR CHARACTERS GROWS BEYOND HIS OR HER OWN
SELF-INTEREST CHAPTER 5: PRIDE AND PREJUDICE 1. THE REST QUALITIES OF
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE BY W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM 125 PRIDE AND PREJUDICE
DESERVES TO BE CONSIDERED ONE OF THE TEN BEST NOVELS EVER WRITTEN
BECAUSE OF ITS HUMOR AND FOR PRESENTING A LIMITED WORLD WITH UNCOMMON
WIT THE EN- GAGING NOVEL MAKES THE READER EAGER TO TURN EACH PAGE. 2.
CLASHES AND COMPROMISES IN PRIDE AND PREJUDICE BY LAURA G. MOONEYHAM 131
AUSTEN STRUCTURES PRIDE AND PREJUDICE AROUND THE RELATION- SHIP OF
ELIZABETH AND DARCY. THE NOVEL IS DIVIDED ALMOST EQUALLY BETWEEN THEIR
CONFLICTS AND THEIR RESOLUTION, BUT BOTH PARTS DEPEND ON THE COUPLE S
BALANCED ATTRACTION, IN- TELLIGENCE, AND STRENGTH OF CHARACTER. 3. THE
SIGNIFICANCE OF PICTURES IN PRIDE AND PREJUDICE BY TONY TANNER 140
AUSTEN USES PAINTINGS TO CONVEY MEANING. FOR EXAMPLE, WHEN ELIZABETH
TOURS PEMBERLEY, SHE IS SHOWN A LARGE POR- TRAIT OF DARCY. HER DISCOVERY
WHILE STUDYING IT MARKS A TURNING POINT IN THE NOVEL. 4. GOOD MANNERS
MIRROR GOOD MORALS IN PRIDE AND PREJUDICE BY JANE NARDIN 147 IN PRIDE
AND PREJUDICE, AUSTEN MAKES THE ASSUMPTION THAT A CHARACTER S OUTWARD
MANNERS REVEAL HIS OR HER INNER MORALITY. AUSTEN ESTABLISHES TWO
PRINCIPLES ON WHICH TO JUDGE PROPER BEHAVIOR AND ILLUSTRATES THE
STUPIDITY AND IM- MORALITY OF THOSE WHO VIOLATE THESE PRINCIPLES.
CHAPTER 6: JANE AUSTEN S LATE NOVELS 1. PORTRAITS OF PEOPLE HI AUSTEN S
EMMA BY RICHARD CHURCH 156 EMMA IS A LOGICALLY DEVELOPED STORY OF FATE
AND PUNISH- MENT AND, AS A COMEDY, FINAL HAPPINESS. IN ADDITION, THE
NOVEL IS A MASTERPIECE OF CLEARLY DRAWN AND INTERESTING MAJOR AND MINOR
CHARACTERS. 2. EMMA: A HEROINE WITH FAULTS BY DOUGLAS JEFFERSON 162 EMMA
IS A MULTIDIMENSIONAL, IMPERFECT CHARACTER. AUSTEN ALLOWS THE READER TO
GET CLOSE ENOUGH TO EMMA S INNER LIFE TO VIEW HER BUOYANCY AND
CONFIDENCE, HER WORRIES AND SNOBBERY. 3. MANSFIELD PARK: THE PORTRAYAL
OF QUIET, COMPLEX LOVE BY JUNE DWYER 168 IN MANSFIELD PARK, AUSTEN
PRESENTS AN ALTERNATIVE TO THE ENERGETIC, ATTRACTIVE HEROINE WHO FINDS
EQUALITY IN MAR- RIAGE. IN THIS NOVEL, THE PLAIN, SHY HEROINE FANNY
EMBODIES THE VIRTUES OF LOYALTY, DUTY, AND AFFECTION AND FIRST FINDS
LOVE IN A PLATONIC FONDNESS BEFORE FINDING ROMANTIC LOVE. 4. PERSUASION:
AUSTEN S NEW KIND OF NOVEL BY MARVIN MUDRICK 1 78 IN HER FINAL NOVEL,
AUSTEN PRESENTS A HEROINE OF GREATER FEELING AND SARCASTICALLY
CRITICIZES CHARACTERS CAUGHT UP IN MATERIALISM. AS A NEW KIND OF
HEROINE, ANNE ELLIOT EDU- CATES HERSELF AND FINDS HER OWN FULFILLMENT
BEFORE SHE IS REUNITED WITH WENTWORTH, THE MAN SHE LOVES. 5. PERSUASION
AND THE CINDERELLA STORY BY D.W.HARDING 18 6 PERSUASION, THE STORY OF
ANNE ELLIOT, RESEMBLES A MORE COMPLEX VERSION OF THE CINDERELLA TALE.
ANNE IS MORE RE- SPONSIBLE FOR HER SADNESS AND ALIENATION, AND SHE TAKES
A MORE ACTIVE ROLE IN FINDING HER PRINCE. DESPITE THE DIFFER- ENCES, THE
TALE HELPS TO CLARIFY AUSTEN S THEME. ORGANIZATIONS TO CONTACT 192
CHRONOLOGY 194 FOR FURTHER RESEARCH 198 WORKS BY JANE AUSTEN 201 INDEX
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