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No. 25

2003


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Contents

Message from the President

Joan Klingel Ray

Pages 7

Editor’s Note

Laurie Kaplan

Pages 9-10

Our Own Particular Jane

Joan Austen-Leigh

Freydis Welland

Pages 11-18

AGM 2003 WINCHESTER, ENGLAND: "HOMECOMING"

Homecoming

Joanna Trollope

Pages 21-25

The Wisdom of Jane Austen: An address delivered in Winchester Cathedral on Friday 10 October 2003

Michael Wheeler

Pages 26-32

Jane Austen’s Sailor Brothers: Francis and Charles in Life and Art

Brian Southam

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Putting It Together: Matt Wolf Charts the Road to Get Austen Actors to the Table

Matt Wolf

Pages 46-51

MISCELLANY

Dance, Physicality, and Social Mobility in Jane Austen’s Persuasion

Cheryl A. Wilson

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“Found Wanting?”: Second Impressions of a Famous First Sentence

Edward Neill

Pages 76-84

Melodramatic Transformation: George Eliot and the Refashioning of Mansfield Park

Laura Mooneyham White

Pages 85-102

The Sincerest Form of Flattery: Twain’s Imitation of Austen

James Flavin

Pages 103-109

How to Read and Why: Emma’s Gothic Mirrors

Susan Allen Ford

Pages 110-120

Jane Austen Through the Lens of Boca Festa

Cecilia Salber

Pages 121-126

Circulating Jane

Marilyn Francus

Pages 129-140

The Passion of Marianne Dashwood: Christian Rhetoric in Sense and Sensibility

Anne Richards

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Jane Austen and Elizabeth Bennet: The Limits of Irony

Carole Moses

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Jane Austen’s Heroes and the Great Masculine Renunciation

Sarah S. G. Frantz

Pages 165-175

A Mind of Her Own: The Internationalization of Plot in Pride and Prejudice

Anne Thornton

Pages 176-183

NATIONAL HUMANITIES CENTER: EMMA SEMINAR

Emma: The National Humanities Center 2003 Seminar

Patricia Meyer Spacks

Pages 187-191

“I Always Take the Part of My Own Sex”: Emma’s Mrs. Elton and the Rights of Women

Devoney Looser

Pages 192-196

“Emma Could Not Resist”: Complicity and the Christian Reader

Kenneth R. Morefield

Pages 197-204

The Intimacy of Re-Reading Emma

Tita Chico

Pages 205-212

Austen’s Emma and the Gendering of Enlightenment Satire

Nicholas Mason

Pages 213-219

Closing in on Close Reading: Emma, Austen, Thirteen Janeites, and SRC

Amy Elizabeth Smith

Pages 220-227

Must and Ought: Moral and Real Conditions in Emma

George Justice

Pages 228-232

Imagining the Real: The Development of Moral Imagination in Emma

Barbara Moore

Pages 233-238

“Insidious Designs”: Reading Jane Fairfax in and out of Highbury

Paul Almonte

Pages 239-243


EDITOR

Laurie Kaplan
Goucher College, George Washington University England

EDITORIAL BOARD

Inger Sigrun Brodey
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Julia Prewitt Brown
Boston University

Edward Copeland
Pomona College

Jan Stockton Fergus
Lehigh University

  

Juliet McMaster
University of Alberta

Susan Morgan
Miami University of Ohio

Stuart M. Tave
University of Chicago

Laura Mooneyham White
University of Nebraska-Lincoln