After the Fall
“Falls communicate something, if we are paying attention,” writes Carol J. Adams in today’s guest post on Jane Austen’s Persuasion. …
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What Anne Knew
“Anne at the beginning of Persuasion has nothing to learn, no knowledge to gain from ‘till this moment I never …
Revisiting Persuasion: Jane Austen on history and History
Today’s guest post is by Daniel Woolf, Professor of History, and Principal and Vice-Chancellor, at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario. …
Jane Austen and Adventure
Is Anne Elliot Jane Austen’s most adventurous heroine? This is the question Elisabeth Lenckos addresses in her guest post for …
Sir Walter Elliot Sleeps Through History
Bao Bui is a lecturer in the Department of History at Stephen F. Austin State University in Texas, and he …
“…a something ready for publication…” ~ The Publishing Journey of Jane Austen’s Persuasion
Deborah Barnum wrote about the publishing history of Northanger Abbey in December, at the beginning of my blog series “Youth …
The Vanity of Human Riches: A Conversation About Class and Wealth in Northanger Abbey and Persuasion
In today’s guest post for “Youth and Experience,” Deborah Knuth Klenck and Ted Scheinman discuss both Northanger Abbey and Persuasion. …
Eleanor and Isabella
Saniyya Gauhar, Mahlia S. Lone, and Laaleen Sukhera are members of the Jane Austen Society of Pakistan (JASP) and contributors …
Reading, Misreading, and the Plain Truth
Lyn Bennett is an associate professor of English at Dalhousie University, and her most recent book is Rhetoric, Medicine, and …
Petitioning Beggars and Historical Whitewashing in Austen’s Financial Romance
Sara Malton is the author of Forgery in Nineteenth Century Literature and Culture: Fictions of Finance from Dickens to Wilde (2009), and …
