Women, popular culture, and the eighteenth century / by Potter, Tiffany, 1967-

Table of Contents: “…Wagner -- Visualizing empire in domestic settings: designing Persuasion for the screen / Andrew MacDonald and Gina MacDonald -- From Pride and prejudice to Lost in Austen and back again: reading television reading novels / Claire Grogan.…”
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The Routledge companion to Jane Austen /

Table of Contents: “…Wyett -- Sense and sensibility, novel and phenomenon / Peter Graham -- Pride and prejudice : not altogether 'light & bright & sparkling' / Susan J. …”

England in the age of Austen / by Black, Jeremy, 1955-

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Her bread to earn : women, money, and society from Defoe to Austen / by Scheuermann, Mona

Table of Contents: “…"Still she mourned her child, lamented she was a daughter, and anticipated the aggravated ills of life that her sex rendered almost inevitable; the female radical novelists : Elizabeth Inchbald: Nature and art; Mary Wollstonecraft: Maria or the wrongs of woman -- "He had ... enough to marry a woman as portionless even as Miss Taylor"; Jane Austen: Pride and Prejudice and Emma.…”
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Adapting the eighteenth century : a handbook of pedagogies and practices /

Table of Contents: “…Learning to Adapt : Teaching Pride and Prejudice and Its Adaptations in General Education Courses -- 13. …”
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Performances of peace : Utrecht 1713 /

Table of Contents: “…: Savoyard identity and the dilemmas of war, 1690-1713 / Phil McCluskey -- Pride and prejudice : universal monarchy discourse and the peace negotiations of 1709-1710 / David Onnekink -- Part 2. …”
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Distraction : problems of attention in eighteenth-century literature / by Phillips, Natalie M.

Table of Contents: “…Scientific Metaphors and the Madness of AttentionThe Politics and Poetics of Fixation; Involuntary Attention: A Multifocal Selective Blindness; Sympathy and the Bene.ts of Distraction; Rewriting Suspense: Interruption and the Gothic Sublime; Fixation and the Science of Obsession; 5 Divided Attention: Characterization and Cognitive Richness in Jane Austen; The Power of Multitasking in Pride and Prejudice; The Singular Importance of Inattentive Characters; Mr. …”
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