10116-2 Modern Austen-Inspired Fiction DeLucia shows that feminine genres
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DeLucia shows that feminine genres such as the Gothic romance and bluestocking poetry were essential cultural elements of the Age of Reason
Perfect facsimile of the first edition in mint condition
in August 1914
Cornell University Press
10116-2 Modern Austen-Inspired Fiction DeLucia shows that feminine genresIntroduction, notes and index by R. W. Chapman. Chapman points out that this is the only published record of Austen's life by someone who knew her (brother Henry's tribute before Northanger Abbey and Persuasion being so short, he does not count it as more than a sketch). Based on the 1871 edition which includes Lady Susan, The Watsons, Sanditon. Teal paper with a biege linen spine and paper label. Oxford at the Clarendon Press, reprint of the 1926
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