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Editor’s Note ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2012: NEW YORK: SEX, MONEY AND POWER IN JANE AUSTEN’S FICTION Hierarchy and Seduction in Regency Fashion Jane Austen, Madame de Staël, and the Seductiveness of Conversation Sex, Power, and Other People’s Money:
The Prince Regent and His Impact on Jane Austen’s Life and Work Jane Austen, Pound for Pound A Sweet Creature’s Horrid Novels: Gothic Reading in Northanger Abbey “Nothing against Her, but Her Husband & Her Conscience”:
Jane Austen’s Lady Susan in Edith Wharton’s Old New York MISCELLANY Dancing at St. James’s Sisters Askew: “The Three Sisters” and Pride and Prejudice The English Columella, or Pigs in the Primroses and Periwinkles Uncommon Prudence in Sense and Sensibility Betrayal: Jane Austen’s Imaginative Use of America Variations on a Theme: Openings, Closings, and Returns in Pride & Prejudice “Jane Would Approve”: Gender and Authenticity at Louisiana’s Jane Austen Literary Festival Jane Austen Bibliography, 2011 Jane Austen Bibliography, 2008
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