Morality and Vulgarity (original) (raw)
Elegantly Vulgar: Jane Austen and Eighteenth-Century Vulgarity
Po-Yu Wei
Fiction & Drama, 2017
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[Review Essay] Revisiting Three Austen Studies: Close-Reading Morality and Style in Mansfield Park
Rudolphus Teeuwen
Fiction and Drama, 2017
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The Language of Jane Austen
Joe Bray
2018
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Book Review: The Language of Jane Austen
Clara Neary
Language and Literature
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The complexity of the simple. The use of language in Jane Austen's novels
AJHSSR Journal
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Too much antipathy towards too much formality : Jane Austen's social criticism in Pride and Prejudice
志伸 三馬
藝文研究, 1986
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An Analysis of Illocutionary Acts as Found in Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park
andi silitonga
2018
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Conversational Implicature in Austen's Pride and Prejudice: A Pragmatic Analysis of the Bennets' Discourse
ِAbdulrhman Alamoudi
International Journal of Social Science and Human Research, 2021
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"Woman Is Fine for Her Own Satisfaction Alone": Fashion in Jane Austen's Letters
Li-ching Chen
Sun Yat-sen Journal of Humanities, 2013
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‘Prodigious Handsome:’ Father Aelred and the Adjectives of Austen
Judith Stove
Sensibilities, 2020
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MA Thesis: Elegant Females and Rational Creatures - The Flawed and Gifted Heroines in Jane Austen´s Mature Novels
Lis Marxen
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Penetrating Jane Austen’s Ironic Soul via the Lens of Pragmatics of Politeness: The case of Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park and Sense and Sensibility
Chahrazad Chenine
2016
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Jane Austen and her Readers, 1786–1945
Katie Halsey
2009
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The Blush of Modesty or the Blush of Shame? Reading Jane Austen's Blushes
Katie Halsey
Forum for Modern Language Studies, 2006
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“Let me mend your pen, Mr Darcy”: Lewd and Aggressive Women in Jane Austen’s Fiction
Zsófia Anna Tóth
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Englishness and Narrative: New Perspectives of Literary and Historical Revisionism in Jane Austen’s Love and Friendship.
John Mazzoni, IJHCS IJHCS
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Exploring the function of letters in jane austen's pride and prejudice
Geetartha Chowdhury
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Subjectivity and Comic Characters: a brief study of character in Jane Austen
Victoria Reeve
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Book Review of Jucker, Andreas H. and Irma Taavitsainen: Manners, norms and transgressions in the history of English: Literary and linguistic approaches
Annick Paternoster
Journal of Historical Sociolinguistics, 2022
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Englishness and Narrative: New Perspectives of Literary and Historical Revisionism in Jane Austen’s Love and Friendship (by John Mazzoni)
IJHCS IJHCS
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HEARING VOICES IN AUSTEN: THE REPRESENTATION OF SPEECH AND VOICE IN THE NOVELS, 2021
Adela Pinch
2021
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The Tensions of Jane Austen’s Epistolary Style
Joe Bray
2020
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“‘The Story Told Well’: Thought, Feeling and Speech in Jane Austen’s Proposal Scenes”. 1650-1850: Ideas, Aesthetics, and Inquiries in the Early Modern Era 19 (November 2012). ISBN: 978-0-404-64419-2
Francesca Saggini
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Jane Austen, queer theory and the return of the author - edited version
Vincent Quinn
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How can she barn so firmly, so diligently? A Sociolinguistics Analysis of Women Language Used on The Main Character of Jane Eyre
Ika Apriani Fata
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Politeness Theory in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice
Farah Hussein Ragab Mahmoud
2019
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I Ought to Feel It": The Ideology and Affect of Sensibility in Burney, Austen, and Wollstonecraft
Courtney Hoffman
Georgetown University-Graduate School of Arts & Sciences, 2012
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Propriety and Hierarchy in Jane Austen's Novels
Shinobu Minma
2019
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Jane Austen and the Conditions of Knowledge
Jenny Davidson
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The Rhetoric of Sensibility in Eighteenth-Century Culture
Rebecca Shapiro
2004
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Austen’s Earliest Readers and the Rise of the Janeites
William Galperin
2020
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Overlap of Meaning: Praise and Flattery in Austen's Pride and Prejudice
Nawal Abbas
International journal of humanities and social sciences, 2016
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Interpreting Jane Austen for a Contemporary Audience: Lost in Austen's Reworking of Pride and Prejudice
Tabinda Khan
2019
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A Linguistic Approach to the Erotism of Lady Chatterley's Lover.
Lorena Pérez Hernández
1997
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The Failed Principle of Reformed Female Politeness – Exploring Tactical Silence and Voices in Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility
Punrada Saengsomboon
2020
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