308 Pages
by
Routledge
308 Pages
by
Routledge
306 Pages
by
Routledge
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In Jane Austen and Representations of Regency England, Roger Sales looks at Jane Austen's entire oeuve, and views her historically as a Regency writer voicing concerns on the condition of England.
Examining Austen's literary works; her letters - in the context of those of other Regency women; as well as contemporary texts such as television adaptations of her work, Jane Austen and Representations of Regency England reconstructs the breadth of Jane Austen's writing. It also examines:
* her representations of dandyism and masculine identities
* the events of the Regency crisis of 1810-12
* the way in which Austen engaged in topical debates such as healthcare in both Emma and Persuasion.
Part 1 The Regency reproduced; Chapter 1 Rewriting the Regency; Part 2 The Regency rediscovered; Chapter 2 The letters; Chapter 3 The Prince, the dandy and the Crisis; Part 3 The political condition of Regency England; Chapter 4 Mansfield Park; Part 4 The sick society; Chapter 5 Emma; Chapter 6 Persuasion; Chapter 7 Sanditon;
Biography
Roger Sales
'An energetic, well-researched and stimulating book.' - Times Literary Supplement
'This is an instructive but also highly amusing contribution to the vast canon of Austen literature.' - The Good Book Guide Magazine
