Add to ORKGWhat I will explore in my dissertation is the world of Jane Austen’s typical genre, the comedy of manners. By investigating three of her texts, Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice and Emma, I will explore how this apparently comic genre contains darker elements through their metaphorical subtexts, particularly in the type of illnesses and diseases.egyetemiangol nyelv és irodalo
Jane Austen has been called an artist and a moralist. Few attempts have been made, however, to illus...
The present study aims at studying critically the themes of attachment and love in Jane Austen’s Emm...
This dissertation argues that Jane Austen’s novels present an ethics of crisis: characters must lear...
Austens novels provide a focus on illness, in particular on the fashionable nervous disorders of thi...
Ill health, accident and death are themes common to all of Jane Austen's novels. Some illnesses are ...
Emma is Austen's most autobiographical novel. So by referring extensively to her letters, this thesi...
The present paper, placing its focus on three of Jane Austen’s canonical texts: Sense and Sensibilit...
In Jane Austen’s last novel Persuasion (1817), embodiment and disability function metonymically to s...
Jane Austen is often simultaneously placed under two conflicting areas of thought. Scholarly researc...
Starting from biographical evidence about the role of disability within the Austen family, this arti...
This study of Jane Austen's six novels examines the relationship of comedy and education. Austen car...
This thesis discusses Jane Austen’s medical knowledge and shows that the representations of health a...
I’m going to be talking about the role of illness in Jane Austen’s novels, but I want to begin with ...
This paper deals with illnesses, real and imagined, in Jane Austen’s world, and her writing as a mea...
In the novel Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen has selected the basic unit of human relationship, the...
Jane Austen has been called an artist and a moralist. Few attempts have been made, however, to illus...
The present study aims at studying critically the themes of attachment and love in Jane Austen’s Emm...
This dissertation argues that Jane Austen’s novels present an ethics of crisis: characters must lear...
Austens novels provide a focus on illness, in particular on the fashionable nervous disorders of thi...
Ill health, accident and death are themes common to all of Jane Austen's novels. Some illnesses are ...
Emma is Austen's most autobiographical novel. So by referring extensively to her letters, this thesi...
The present paper, placing its focus on three of Jane Austen’s canonical texts: Sense and Sensibilit...
In Jane Austen’s last novel Persuasion (1817), embodiment and disability function metonymically to s...
Jane Austen is often simultaneously placed under two conflicting areas of thought. Scholarly researc...
Starting from biographical evidence about the role of disability within the Austen family, this arti...
This study of Jane Austen's six novels examines the relationship of comedy and education. Austen car...
This thesis discusses Jane Austen’s medical knowledge and shows that the representations of health a...
I’m going to be talking about the role of illness in Jane Austen’s novels, but I want to begin with ...
This paper deals with illnesses, real and imagined, in Jane Austen’s world, and her writing as a mea...
In the novel Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen has selected the basic unit of human relationship, the...
Jane Austen has been called an artist and a moralist. Few attempts have been made, however, to illus...
The present study aims at studying critically the themes of attachment and love in Jane Austen’s Emm...
This dissertation argues that Jane Austen’s novels present an ethics of crisis: characters must lear...