AUSTENIANA

Watercolor portrait [of Jane Austen?]
laid into the University of Pennsylvania's copy of
Jane Austen, Emma (London 1816)

The instructor has mounted some odd bits of Austeniana, including passages from:

1. John Glassco's Memoirs of Montparnasse

2. David Lodge's Changing Places

Other Jane Austen links include:

1. JaneInfo (Henry Churchyard's wonderful site, with annotated hypertexts)

2. Melanie Kraft's Jane Austen site

3. James Dawe's Jane Austen site

4. several online articles or excerpts from articles, including:

5. Susan Fraiman, "Jane Austen and Edward Said: Gender, Culture, and Imperialism" (excerpts)

6. Nicola Cummins, "Northanger Abbey: Catherine Morland and the Vice of the 'Sympathetic Imagination,'" Deep South, 1:1 (Spring 1995)

For recent Austen movies and television productions, see:

THESE PRODUCTIONS ARE NOW OLD; THE LINKS NO LONGER WORK. BUT YOU CAN RENT THESE MOVIES -- AND SOME OF THE T.V. PRODUCTIONS -- WITH EASE.

1. Clueless (an Emma-clone)

2. Emma

3. Persuasion

4. the BBC Pride and Prejudice (broadcast in the USA early in 1996 on A&E, and repeated in August of 1996)

5. Sense and Sensibility

• Van Pelt Library puts you in touch with a number of online scholarly journals (for example, ELH and NCF) likely to contain essays on various aspects of Austen and eighteenth-century fiction

• In addition, some of the links located on the instructor's literature, online texts, and online journals pages may be helpful.

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