Jane Austen's Emma
Subtitle: a sourcebook
By: edited by Paula Byrne.
Contributors: Byrne, Paula.
Series: Routledge guides to literature; Routledge guides to literature
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 2004
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 161
Subjects: Austen, Jane, -- 1775-1817. -- Sources.
Genres: Sources.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [153]-155) and index.
Table of contents: value: Contexts; value: Contextual overview; value: Chronology; value: Contemporary documents; value: Opinions of Emma: collected and transcribed by Jane Austen (1816); value: Austen, 'Love and freindship [sic]' (1790); value: Jane Austen, 'The Watsons' (1804); value: Oliver Goldsmith, The Vicar Of Wakefield (1766); value: John Gregory, A father's legacy to his daughters (1774); value: James Fordyce, The character and conduct of the female sex (1776); value: Mary Wollstonecraft, A vindication of the rights of woman (1792); value: Fanny Burney, Camilla; or a picture of youth (1796); value: Thomas Dibdin, The birth-day, translated and adapted from August von Kotzebue (1799); value: Hannah More, Strictures on the modern system of female education (1799); value: Interpretations; value: Introduction; value: Early critical reception; value: Walter Scott, unsigned review of Emma in Quarterly review (1816); value: Walter Scott on Jane Austen, journal entry (1826); value: Unsigned review of Emma in The champion (1816); value: Unsigned notice in The gentleman's magazine (1816); value: Charlotte Brontë on Jane Austen (1850); value: George Henry Lewes, 'The novels of Jane Austen' (1859); value: Richard Simpson, Unsigned review of A memoir of Jane Austen (1870); value: Modern criticism; value: Henry James, 'The lesson of Balzac' (1905); value: A.C. Bradley, 'Jane Austen' (1911); value: Reginald Farrer, 'Jane Austen, ob. July 18, 1817' (1917); value: D.W. Harding, 'Regulated hatred : an aspect of the work of Jane Austen' (1940); value: Edmund Wilson, 'A long talk about Jane Austen' (1945); value: F.R. Leavis, The great tradition (1948); value: Arnold Kettle, 'Jane Austen : Emma' (1951); value: Marvin Mudrick, 'Irony as form : Emma' (1952); value: Lionel Trilling, 'Emma and the legend of Jane Austen' (1957); value: Mark Shorer, 'The humiliation of Emma Woodhouse' (1959); value: Wayne Booth, 'Control of distance in Jane Austen's Emma' (1961); value: Alistair Duckworth, 'Emma and the dangers of individualism' (1971); value: Marilyn Butler, 'Emma' (1975); value: Julia Prewitt Brown, 'Civilization and the contentment of Emma' (1979); value: Sandra M. Gilbert and Susan Gubar, 'Jane Austen's cover story (and its secret agents)' (1979); value: Jane Nardin, 'Jane Austen and the problem of leisure' (1981); value: David Aers, 'Community and morality : towards reading Jane Austen' (1981); value: Joseph Litvak, 'Reading characters : self, society, and text in Emma' (1985); value: Nancy Armstrong, 'The self-contained : Emma' (1987); value: James Thompson, Between self and world : The novels of Jane Austen (1988); value: Claudia L. Johnson,; value: 'Emma : "woman, lovely woman reigns alone"' (1988); value: John Wiltshire, 'Emma : "the picture of health"' (1992); value: Valentine Cunningham, "Games texts play" (1994); value: Claudia L. Johnson, '"Not at all what a man should be!" : remaking English manhood in Emma' (1995); value: Juliet McMaster, 'Class' (1997); value: Edward Copeland, 'Money' (1997); value: Jonathan Bate, 'Culture and environment : from Austen to Hardy' (1999); value: Brian Southam, 'Emma : England, peace and patriotism' (2000); value: Miranda J. Burgess, 'Austen, Radcliffe, and the circulation of Britishness' (2000); value: Nora Nachumi, '"As if!" translating Austen's ironic narrator to film' (1998).