O GUME DA IRONIA EM MACHADO DE ASSIS E JANE AUSTEN by SANDRA GUARDINI TEIXEIRA VASCONCELOS

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Meeting of the Traditional and the Modern: Jane Austen’s Emma and Katherine Mansfield’s “A Cup of Tea” by Janka Kaščáková

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Jane Austen’s <i>Persuasion</i>: Finding Companionate Marriage through Sickness and Health by Maureen Johnson

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“Foreign fantasies and genres in Bride & Prejudice: Jane Austen re-orientalises British Bollywood.” by Wagner, Tamara Silvia

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The proposal for a life time of happiness : the different types of marriages in Jane Austen’s novels by Foo, Lionel Rong Sheng

“…It is a truth universally acknowledged that a person in possession of a novel by Jane Austen must be reading about marriages. Austen ends every single one of her novels with at least one marriage, however, Austen’s ideas on the marriage market in the 18th Century are not simply based on some ideal fantasy of hers. …”
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A pragmatic study of strategic maneuvering in Jane Austen’s Novels: Pride and Prejudice and Emma by Talib Salman, Hawraa

“…Thus, the current study aims to conduct a pragmatic study in an attempt to investigate the various strategies of strategic maneuvering that are available in selected novels by Jane Austen; ‘Pride and Prejudice’ and ‘Emma’. Quantitative content analysis of literary texts used an eclectic model called a pragma-dialectical analysis framework, which encompasses three stages: opening stage, argumentation stage, and concluding stage, each stage has its linguistic indicators. …”
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De amigos a enamorados: Reescritura de Emma en The Jane Austen Book Club by Carina Noelia Martínez Aguilar

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Self-deception and self-knowledge: Jane Austen’s Emma as an Example of Kant’s Notion of Self-Deception by Jeanine M. Grenberg

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Male and Female Speech in Pride and Prejudice Novel by Jane Austen and Its Implication in Teaching Speaking by Nuria Dhotul Janah, Siti Tarwiyah

“…The data of this research were taken from conversations of male and female main characters in Pride and Prejudice novel by Jane Austen. Data collection technique used was documentation which was applied two steps they are reading the novel thoroughly and enlisting all speeches uttered by the main characters of the novel. …”
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Choderlos de Laclos’s Les liaisons dangereuses and Jane Austen’s Lady Susan: The Art of Manipulation by Åsa Josefsson

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Unravelling Mysteries: Developing a “Method of Understanding” in Jane Austen’s and Ang Lee’s Sense and Sensibility by Laure Blanchemain Faucon

“…Depicting characters harbouring secrets and investigating so as to unravel mysteries – though they are mainly psychological – Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility undoubtedly heralds the rise of the detective novel. …”
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Jane Austen’s Emma, Adam Smith’s ‘impartial spectator’, market capitalism and free-indirect discourse. by Robert Clark

“…Jane Austen’s Emma is famous for being among the earliest and most sophisticated expositions of free-indirect discourse which is used to represent ironically a match-making heroine of 21 years whose judgements are usually faulty. …”
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Jane Austen’s Concerns with Health and Moral Thoughts: The Dashwood Sisters and the Successful Regulation of Sense and Sensibility by María Teresa González Mínguez

“…Later in the eighteenth-century male authors of medical treatises supported the idea that the interaction of body and mind produced passion and could dangerously turn into mental breakdown. In all her novels Jane Austen showed an enormous interest in all matters concerning medical treatment. …”
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The Challenges of Translating Jane Austen’s Irony: Samples from 150 Years of Norwegian Versions of the Novels by Marie Nedregotten Sørbø

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P. R. Moore-Dewey’s “Pregiudizio e Orgoglio”: An Italian Remake of Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice” by Eleonora Capra

“…Since its publication in 1814, Jane Austen’s most famous novel, Pride and Prejudice, has enjoyed great success and has been the object of countless re-workings, re-mediations and adaptations on global scale. …”
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A Conspiracy with Twelve-Year-Old Jane Austen: Juliet McMaster’s Illustrations for ‘The Beautifull Cassandra’ by Kazuko Hisamori

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Jane Austen y C. S. Lewis: de la literatura al cine. Análisis de transposición by Mercedes Sarapura Sarapura

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Digitally Reconstructing the Reynolds Retrospective Attended by Jane Austen in 1813: A Report on E-Work-in-Progress by Janine Barchas

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The mere habit of learning to love is the thing: Janeitism and/in Karen Joy Fowler‘s The Jane Austen Book Club by Gabriela-Iuliana COLIPCĂ-CIOBANU, Ioana MOHOR-IVAN

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Retrato da sociedade rural inglesa e educação feminina nos romances de Jane Austen by Mariana Aires Alves Veloso

“…O presente artigo tem como objetivo articular a partir do romance Orgulho e Preconceito da autora Jane Austen, aspectos que circundam, em especial, o universo feminino, a sociedade rural inglesa e as relações entre classes. …”
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