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Jane Austen
Marghanita Laski

Jane Austen

an anthology

Thames & Hudson (1997)
9780500260159
| Paperback
144 pages | 180 x 228 mm | English
Dewey 823.7

Subject

  • Biography & Autobiography / General
  • Biography & Autobiography / Historical
  • Novelists, English
  • Novelists, English/ 19th Century/ Biography
  • Women Novelists, English

Plot

This work is a study of the life and work of Jane Austen, who sprang from the upper-middle class society of late 18th-century southern England. Self-contained, orthodox in morals and religion, depending for its strength on the professions and on the ownership of the land - this was the milieu in which she spent her life and which she describes so memorably in her novels. Her environment provided her with material ideally suited to her talents: accurate observation of character, wit, dramatic intuition, an ear for realistic dialogue and a highly disciplined formal sense.

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