Titlebook: Jane Austen: The Novels; Nicholas Marsh Textbook 1998Latest edition Nicholas Marsh 1998 comedy.English.irony.Jane Austen.novel.Polis.socie

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Language and Texture’. I agree with them, but for students of literature this is only a beginning. We want to understand how she achieves her effects, and define what those effects are. In other words, we want to appreciate how her style works, in precise detail.

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Structure in Jane Austen’s Novels thinking about the text in a particular way, concentrating on the question of its ‘shape’, and how it is all fitted together. So, studying ‘structure’ means studying the way the author fits ‘parts’ of the text together, aiming to find out why she fits them together in that particular way.

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A Sample of Critical Viewsare plenty of different interpretations of Jane Austen, of course; but there is another, more personal controversy polarising her readers into partisan affection or hatred. Jane Austen seems to arouse these extremes of feeling, and here are a few samples.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-26318-9comedy; English; irony; Jane Austen; novel; Polis; society; structure; women; writing

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