Jane Austen For DummiesJohn Wiley & Sons, 2011年3月3日 - 384 頁 Explains Austen's methods, motivations, and morals The fun and easy way(r) to understand and enjoy Jane Austen Want to know more about Jane Austen? This friendly guide gives the scoop on her life, works, and lasting impact on our culture. It chronicles the events of her brief life, examines each of her novels, and looks at why her stories - of women and marriage, class and money, scandal and hypocrisy, emotion and satire - still have meaning for us today. Discover * Why Austen is so popular * The impact on manners, courtships, and dating * Love and life in Austen's world * Her life and key influences * Her most memorable characters |
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Tracing Austens Popularity | |
Being Jane Austen 17751817 | |
1814 | |
Exploring the Highs and Lows of Being a Writer | |
1815 | |
Minding Your Manners | |
Following Religion and Morality for Jane Austen and Her Times | |
Enjoying Austen and Her Influence Today | |
Bringing Austen Novels to Stage Screen and Television | |
Determining Austens Literary Descendents | |
Ten Most Memorable Austen Characters | |
Ten Best AustenRelated Books Besides This One | |
TenBest Austen Places toVisit | |
1816 | |
1817 | |
Inspiring the Aspiring Novelist | |
Practicing the Politics of Dancing | |
Playing the Dating Game Courtship Austen Style | |
Marrying A Serious Business for Jane Austen and Her Characters | |
Wily Females and Seductive Males | |
Looking at Ladies Limited Rights and Roles | |
Being a Man in aMans World | |
Living in a Country House | |
Taking on the Responsibilities ofthe Lady of the House | |
Being a Gentleman Farmer Evening Entertainment | |
Ten Best Austenisms and What They Mean | |
Jane Austen Chronology 1775 1777 1779 | |
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