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Jane, Austen（ジェイン・オースティン）1775-1817 研究論文 IV

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  1. Alexander, Christine.;
    The Prospect of Blaise: Landscape and Perception in Northanger Abbey. In: Persuasion, no. 21(1999), pp. 17-31(15)

  2. Allen, Ward, David.;
    Austen's Pride and Prejudice. In: The Explicator. Washington: Fall 1992. Vol. 51, no. 1; p. 18-19(2)

  3. Alleva, Richard.;
    Emma can read, too: 'Sense and Sensibility'. In: Commonweal. New York: Mar 8, 1996. Vol. 123, no. 5; p. 15-17(3)

  4. Armstrong, Nancy.;
    Captivity and cultural capital in the English novel. In: Novel. Providence: Summer 1998. Vol. 31, no. 3; p. 373-398(26)

  5. Auerbach, Emily.;
    'A Barkeeper entering the kingdom of heaven': Did Mark Twain really hate Jane Austen? In: The Virginia Quarterly Review. Charlottesville: Winter 1999. Vol. 75, no. 1; p. 109-120(12)

  6. Auerbach, Emily.;
    Jane Austen, Fanny Price and the Courage to Write. In: Persuasion, no. 17(1995), pp. 152-156(5)

  7. Auerbach, Nina.;
    Waiting Together: Pride and Prejudice. In: Austen, Jane., Pride and prejudice: an authoritative text, backgrounds, reviews, essays in criticism/ edited by Dobald Gray. 2nd ed, 1993. pp. 336-348(13)

  8. Austen-Leigh, Joan.;
    Jane Austen: The French Connection. In: Persuasion, no. 20(1998), pp. 106-118(13)

  9. Austen-Leigh, Joan.;
    Jane Austen's Favourite Nephew. In: Persuasion, no. 18(1996), pp. 144-153(10)

  10. Austen-Leigh, Joan.;
    Two Queries Concerning Emma: Did Jane Austen Forget Mr. Knightley? Who Wrote Frank Churchill's "handsome letter" ? In: Persuasion, no. 18(1996), pp. 54-57(4)

  11. Axelrad, Arthur M.;
    No "Shiney" Rocks at Sanditon; or, R. W. Chapman's Generous Courtesy Saves the Day. In: Persuasion, no. 19(1997), pp. 23-25(3)
     
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  12. Bander, Elaine.;
    Emma and the Pique of Perfection. In: Persuasion, no. 21(1999), pp. 155-162(8)

  13. Bander, Elaine.;
    The Other Play in Mansfield Park: Shakespeare's Henry VIII. In: Persuasion, no. 17(1995), pp. 111-120(10)

  14. Bander, Elaine.;
    Sanditon, Northanger Abbey, and Camilla: Back to the Future? In: Persuasion, no. 19(1997), pp. 195-204(10)

  15. Bate, Jonathan.;
    Culture and Environment: From Austen to Hardy. In: New Literary History. Baltimore: Summer 1999. Vol. 30, no. 3; pp. 541-560(20)

  16. Bell, David.;
    Here & There & Every Where: Is Sidney Parker the Intended Hero of Sanditon?  In: Persuasion, no. 19(1997), pp. 160-166(7)

  17. Bell, Karen.;
    The Stratford season. In: Performing Arts & Entertainment in Canada. Toronto: Aug 1999. Vol. 32, no. 3; p. 22-23(2)

  18. Benson, Mary Margaret.;
    Parasols & Gloves & Broches & Circulating Libraries. In: Persuasion, no. 19(1997), pp. 205-210(6)

  19. Benson, Robert.;
    Jane Goes to Sanditon: An Eighteenth Century Lady in a Nineteenth Century Landscape. In: Persuasion, no. 19(1997), pp. 211-218(8)

  20. Bishop, Bernardine.;
    Processes of love and separation in Jane Austen's mature work. In: British Journal of Psychotherapy, vol. 15, no. 1, 09/1998, pp. 80-89(10)

  21. Bowden, Martha F.;
    What Does Lady Bertram Do? In: English Language Notes. Boulder: Dec 1992. Vol. 30, no. 2; p. 30-33(4)

  22. Boyd, Brian.;
    Jane, Meet Charles: Literature, Evolution, and Human Nature. In: Philosophy and Literature 22 (1998): pp. 1-30(30)

  23. Breihan, John and Caplan, Clive.;
    Jane Austen and the Militia. In: Persuasion, No. 14, December 16, 1992, pp. 16-26(11)

  24. Bristow, Catherine.;
    Unlocking the Rape: An Analysis of Austen's Use of Pope's Symbolism in Sense and Sensibility. In: Persuasion, no. 20(1998), pp. 31-37(7)

  25. Brodey, Inger Sigrun.;
    Adventures of a Female Werther: Jane Austen's Revision of Sensibility. In: Philosophy and Literature 23 (1999): pp. 110-126(17)

  26. Brodey, Inger S. B.;
    Papas and Ha-has: Rebellion, Authority, and Landscaping in Mansfield Park. In: Persuasion, no. 17(1995), pp. 90-96(7)

  27. Brodey, Inger Sigrun.;
    Resorting and Consorting with Strangers: Jane Austen's Multiculturalism. In: Persuasion, no. 19(1997), pp. 130-143(14)

  28. Brodie, Laura Fairchild.;
    Jane Austen and the Common Reader: 'Opinions of Mansfield Park,' 'Opinions of Emma,' and the Janeite Phenomenon. In: Texas Studies in Literature and Language, Vol. 37, No. 1, Aesthetic Histories (SPRING 1995), pp. 54-71(18)

  29. Brodie, Laura Fairchild.;
    Society and the Superfluous Female: Jane Austen's Treatment of Widowhood. In: Studies in English Literature, 1500-1900, vol. 34 (1994), pp. 697-718(22)

  30. Browstein, Rachel M.;
    England's Emma. In: Persuasion, no. 21(1999), pp. 224-241(18)

  31. Brownstein, Rachel M.;
    Northanger Abbey, Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice. In: The Cambridge Companion to Jane Austen. edited by Edward Copeland and Juliet McMaster. CUP, 1997. p. 32-57(26)

  32. Brownstein, Rachel M.;
    Romanticism, a Romance: Jane Austen and Lord Byron, 1813-1815. In: Persuasion No. 16, December 16, 1994, pp. 175-184(10)

  33. Buonomo, Leonardo.;
    Jane Austen's Novels: Façade and Character. In: Annali di Ca' Foscari, 35(1996), no. 1-2, pp. 5-27(23)

  34. Burrows, John F.;
    Style. In: The Cambridge Companion to Jane Austen. edited by Edward Copeland and Juliet McMaster. CUP, 1997. pp. 170-188(19)

  35. Butler, Marilyn.;
    Jane Austen and the War of Ideas: Pride and Prejudice. In: Austen, Jane., Pride and prejudice: an authoritative text, backgrounds, reviews, essays in criticism/ edited by Dobald Gray. 2nd ed, 1993. p. 328-336(9)

  36. Butler, Marilyn.;
    The purple turban and the flowering aloe tree: Signs of distinction in the early-nineteenth-century novel. In: Modern Language Quarterly. Seattle: Dec 1997. Vol. 58, no. 4; p. 475-495(21)

  37. Byrne, P.;
    'We Must Descend a Little': Mansfield Park and the Comic Theatre. In: Women's Writing, 5 (1998): pp. 91-102(12)
     
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  38. Cantor, Paul A.;
    A Class Act: Persuasion and the Lingering Death of the Aristocracy. In: Philosophy and Literature 23 (1999): pp. 127-137(11)

  39. Caplan, Clive.;
    Jane Austen's Banker Brother: Henry Thomas Austen of Austen & Co., 1801-1816. In: Persuasion, no. 20(1998), pp. 69-90(22)

  40. Caplan, Clive.;
    Jane Austen's Soldier Brother: The Military Career of Captain Henry Thomas Austen. In: Persuasion, no. 18(1996), pp. 122-143(11)

  41. Casal, Elvira.;
    Motherhood and Reality in Northanger Abbey. In: Persuasion, no. 20(1998), pp. 146-153(8)

  42. Cass, Jocelyn Creigh.;
    In Defence of George Austen. In: Persuasion No. 16, December 16, 1994, pp. 55-62(8)

  43. Clark, Lorna J.;
    A Contemporary's View of Jane Austen. In: Notes and Queries, n.s. 43 (1996): pp. 418-420(3)

  44. Clark, Lorna J.;
    Jane Austen and Sarah Harriet Burney. In: Persuasion, no. 17(1995), pp. 16-25(10)

  45. Clarke, David.;
    What Smith did at Compton: Landscape Gardening, Humphrey Repton, and Mansfield Park. In: Persuasion, no. 21(1999), pp. 59-67(9)

  46. Clarke, Stephen.;
    Abbeys Real and Imagined: Northanger, Fonthill, and Aspects of the Gothic Revival. In: Persuasion, no. 20(1998), pp. 92-105(14)

  47. Clausen, Christopher.;
    Jane Austen: Change Her Mind. In: The American Scholar, 68(1992), no. 2, p. 89-99(11)

  48. Cleere, Eileen.;
    Reinvesting nieces: Mansfield Park and the economics of endogamy. In: Novel. Providence: Winter 1995. Vol. 28, no. 2; pp. 113-130(18)

  49. Cliff, Kenneth S. & Whitbourn, Frank.;
    Mr. Lock: Hatter to Jane Austen's Family. In: Persuasion, no. 21(1999), pp. 71-78(8)

  50. Cohen, Monica F.;
    Persuading the Navy home: Austen and married women's professional property. In: Novel. Providence: Spring 1996.Vol. 29, No. 3; p. 346-366(21)

  51. Collins, Irene.;
    Displeasing Pictures of Clergymen. In: Persuasion, no. 18(1996), pp. 109-119(11)

  52. Collins, Irene.;
    The Rev. Henry Tilney, Rector of Woodston. In: Persuasion, no. 20(1998), pp. 154-164(11)

  53. Copeland, Edward.;
    Money. In: The Cambridge Companion to Jane Austen. edited by Edward Copeland and Juliet McMaster. CUP, 1997. pp. 131-148(18)

  54. Copeland, Edward.;
    Sanditon and "my Aunt": Jane Austen and the National Debt. In: Persuasion, no. 19(1997), pp. 117-129(13)

  55. Corley, T A B.;
    The earliest non-family life of Jane Austen. In: Notes and Queries. London: Jun 1998. Vol. 45, no. 2; p. 187-188(2)

  56. Corley, T A B.;
    Jane Austen's 'Real, Honest, Old-Fashioned Boarding-School': Mrs. La Tournelle and Mrs. Goddard. In: Women's Writing, 5 (1998): pp. 113-130(18)

  57. Croft, Sarah.;
    Lady Catherine de Bourgh and Mrs. Elton in the Character of Emma Woodhouse. In: Persuasion, no. 18(1996), pp. 33-41(9)

  58. Crowe, Marian E.;
    G.K. Chesterton and the orthodox romance of Pride and Prejudice. In: Renascence. Milwaukee: Spring 1997. Vol. 49, no. 3; p. 209-221(13)

  59. Curry, Jane.;
    A New Kind of Pastoral: Anti-Development Satire in Sanditon. In: Persuasion, no. 19(1997), pp. 167-176(10)
     
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  60. Dabundo, Laura.;
    The Devil and Jane Austen: Elizabeth Bennet's Temptations in the Wilderness. In: Persuasion, no. 21(1999), pp. 53-58(6)

  61. Deresiewicz, William.;
    Community and cognition in Pride and Prejudice. In: ELH. Baltimore: Summer 1997. Vol. 64, no. 2; p. 503 -535(33)

  62. Derry, Stephen.;
    Emma, the Earthly Paradise, and The History of Nourjahad. In: Notes and Queries, n.s. 43 (1996): pp. 417-4I8(8)

  63. Derry, Stephen.;
    Freud, The Gothic, and Coat Symbolism in Northanger Abbey. In: Persuasion, no. 18(1996), pp. 49-53(5)

  64. Derry, Stephen.;
    Mansfield Park, Sterne's starling, and Bunyan's man of despair. In: Notes and Queries. London: Sep 1997. Vol. 44, no. 3; pp. 322-323(2)

  65. Derry, Stephen.;
    Robert Bage's Barham Downs and Sense and Sensibility. In: Notes and Queries, NS 41 (1994), pp. 325-326(2)

  66. Derry, Stephen.;
    Sources of Chapter Two of Sense and Sensibility. In: Persuasion No. 16, December 16, 1994, pp. 25-27(3)

  67. Devereux, Cecily.;
    "Much, Much beyond Impropriety": Ludic Subversions and the Limitations of Decorum in "Emma". In: Modern Language Studies, Vol. 25, No. 4 (Autumn, 1995), pp. 37-56(20)

  68. Dillon, Brian.;
    Circumventing the Biographical Subject: Jane Austen and the Critics. In: Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature. 1992, 46:4, pp. 213-221(9)

  69. Doody, Margaret Anne.;
    A Regency Walking Dress and Other Disguises: Jane Austen and the Big Novel. In: Persuasion No. 16, December 16, 1994, pp. 69-84(16)

  70. Doody, Margaret Anne.;
    The short fiction. In: The Cambridge Companion to Jane Austen. edited by Edward Copeland and Juliet McMaster. CUP, 1997. pp. 84-99(16)

  71. Duckworth, Alistair M.;
    Jane Austen and the Construction of a Progressive Author -- Desire and Domestic Fiction by Nancy Armstrong / Jane Austen and the State by Mary Evans / Jane Austen by Claudia L. Johnson / and others. In: College English. Urbana: Jan 1991. Vol. 53, no. 1; p. 77-90(14)

  72. Duckworth, Alistair M.;
    Pride and Prejudice: The Reconstitution of Society. In: Austen, Jane., Pride and prejudice: an authoritative text, backgrounds, reviews, essays in criticism/ edited by Dobald Gray. 2nd ed, 1993. p. 312-324(13)

  73. Duckworth,William C. JR.;
    Misreading Jane Austen: Henry James, Women Writers, and the Friendly Narrator. In: Persuasion, no. 21(1999), pp. 96-105(10)

  74. Dussinger, John A.;
    Parents Against Children: General Tilney as Gothic Monster. In: Persuasion, no. 20(1998), pp. 165-174(10)
     
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  75. Elizabeth, Smith, Amy.;
    "Julias and Louisas": Austen's Northanger Abbey and the Sentimental Novel. In: English Language Notes. Boulder: Sep 1992. Vol. 30, no. 1; p. 33-42(10)

  76. Erwin, Jacqueline M.;
    Lady Bertram, Mrs. Norris and Mrs. Price: Place and Moral Identity in Mansfield Park. In: Persuasion, no. 17(1995), pp. 144-151(8)

  77. Fergus, Jan.;
    Male Whiners in Jane Austen's Novels.  In: Persuasion, no. 18(1996), pp. 98-108(11)

  78. Fergus, Jan.;
    The professional woman writer. In: The Cambridge Companion to Jane Austen. edited by Edward Copeland and Juliet McMaster. CUP, 1997. pp. 12-31(20)

  79. Fletcher, L.;
    Time and Mourning in Persuasion. In: Women's Writing, 5 (1998): pp. 81-90(10)

  80. Flynn, Carol Houlihan.;
    The letters. In: The Cambridge Companion to Jane Austen. edited by Edward Copeland and Juliet McMaster. CUP, 1997. pp. 100-114(15)

  81. Ford, Susan Allen.;
    Romance, Pedagogy and Power: Jane Austen Re-writes Madame de Genlis. In: Persuasion, no. 21(1999), pp. 172-187(16)

  82. Ford, Susan Allen.;
    The Romance of Business and the Business of Romance: The Circulating Library and Novel-Reading in Sanditon. In: Persuasion, no. 19(1997), pp. 177-186(10)

  83. Fraiman, Susan.;
    The Humiliation of Elizabeth Bennet. In: Austen, Jane., Pride and prejudice: an authoritative text, backgrounds, reviews, essays in criticism/ edited by Dobald Gray. 2nd ed, 1993. p. 376-384(9)

  84. Fraiman, Susan.;
    Jane Austen and Edward Said: Gender, Culture, and Imperialism. In: Critical Inquiry. Chicago: Summer 1995. Vol. 21, no. 4; p. 805-821(17)

  85. Fritzer, Penelope.;
    Jane Austen in the high school classroom. In: Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy. Newark: Feb 1996. Vol. 39, no. 5; pp. 398-399(2)

  86. Fritzer, Penelope.;
    Jane Austen's novels as a guide to social and individual responsibility for high school students. In: Adolescence. Roslyn Heights: Fall 1998. Vol. 33, no. 131; p. 597-600(4)

  87. Frost, Cy.;
    "Autocracy and the Matrix of Power: Issues of Propriety and Economics in the Work of Mary Wollstonecraft, Jane Austen, and Harriet Martineau. In: Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature. 1991 Fall, vol. 10: no. 2, p. 253-271(19)

  88. Fulford, Tim.;
    Romanticizing the empire: The naval heroes of Southey, Coleridge, Austen, and Marryat. In: Modern Language Quarterly. Seattle: Jun 1999. Vol. 60, no. 2; p. 161-196(36)

  89. Fullerton, Susannah.;
    We shall … call it Waterloo Crescent: Jane Austen's Art of Naming. In: Persuasion, no. 19(1997), pp. 103-116(14)
     
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  90. Gallop, David.;
    Jane Austen and the Aristotelian Ethic. In: Philosophy and Literature 23 (1999): pp. 96-109(14)

  91. Galperin, William.;
    The Theatre at Mansfield Park: From Classic to Romantic Once More. In: Eighteenth Century Life. 1992 Nov, Vol. 16: no. 3, p. 247-271(25)

  92. Garson, Marjorie
    Associationism and the Dialogue in Emma. In: Eighteenth-Century Fiction, vol. 10, no. 1, October 1997, pp. 79-100(22)

  93. Gay, Penny.;
    In the Gothic Theatre. In: Persuasion, no. 20(1998), pp. 175-184(10)

  94. Gay, Penny.;
    Pictures of perfection?: filming Jane Austen. In: Sydney Studies in English, vol. 23(1997), pp. 41 - 57(17)

  95. Gay, Penny.;
    Theatricality and the Theatricals in Mansfield Park. In: Persuasion, no. 17(1995), pp. 121-129(9)

  96. Ghent, Dorothy Van.;
    On Pride and Prejudice. In: Austen, Jane., Pride and prejudice: an authoritative text, backgrounds, reviews, essays in criticism/ edited by Dobald Gray. 2nd ed, 1993. p. 303-312(10)

  97. Gilson, David.;
    Henry Austen's "Memoir of Miss Austen". In: Persuasion, no. 19(1997), pp. 12-19(8)

  98. Gilson, David.;
    Jane Austen and Rhoda. In: Persuasion, no. 20(1998), pp. 21-30(10)

  99. Gilson, David.;
    Jane Austen and the Athenaeum Again. In: Persuasions No. 19, December 16, 1997, pp. 20-22(3)

  100. Giotta, Peter C.;
    Characterization in Mansfield Park: Tom Bertram and Colman's The Heir at Law. In: The Review of English Studies. Oxford: Nov 1998. Vol. 49, no. 196; p. 466-471(6)

  101. Gordon, Hirsch.;
    Shame, Pride and Prejudice: Jane Austen's Psychological Sophistication. In: Mosaic : a Journal for the Interdisciplinary Study of Literature. Winnipeg: Winter 1992. Vol. 25, no. 1; p. 63-78(16)

  102. Graham, Kenneth W.;
    The Case of the Petulant Patriarch. In: Persuasion, no. 20(1998), pp. 119-134(16)

  103. Graves, David Andrew.;
    Computer Analysis of Word Usage in Emma. In: Persuasion, no. 21(1999), pp. 203-211(9)

  104. Greenfield, Susan C.;
    Fanny's Misreading and the Misreading of Fanny: Women, Literature, and Interiority in Mansfield Park. In: Texas Studies in Literature and Language, 36 (1994), pp. 306-327(22)

  105. Grossman, Jonathan H.;
    The Labor of the Leisured in Emma: Class, Manners, and Austen. In: Nineteenth - Century Literature. Berkeley: Sep 1999. Vol. 54, no. 2; p. 143-164 (22)

  106. Grundy, Isobel.;
    Jane Austen and Literary Tradition. In: The Cambridge Companion to Jane Austen. edited by Edward Copeland and Juliet McMaster. CUP, 1997. p. 189-210(22)
     
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  107. Hall, Lynda A.;
    Jane Austen's Attractive Rogues: Willoughby, Wickham, and Frank Churchill. In: Persuasion, no. 18(1996), pp. 186-190(5)

  108. Hale, John K.;
    In Vain Have I Struggled": Pride and Prejudice, Chapter 34. In: Persuasion, no. 21(1999), pp. 79-82(4)

  109. Hammond, Margaret C.;
    Jemima Lucy Lefroy. In: Persuasion, No. 14, December 16, 1992, pp. 57-61(5)

  110. Harris, H R.;
    Jane Austen's venture into tragedy. In: Contemporary Review. Cheam: Jun 1998. Vol. 272, no. 1589; p. 314-318(5)

  111. Havely, Cicely Palser.;
    Emma: Portrait of the Artist as a Young Woman. In: English: The Journal of the English Association. 1993 Fall, Vol. 42:no. 174, p. 221-237(17)

  112. Herbert, David.;
    Place and Society in Jane Austen's England. In: Geography, Vol. 76, No. 3 (July 1991), pp. 193-208(16)

  113. Heydt-Stevenson, Jill.;
    'Unbecoming Conjunctions': Mourning the Loss of Landscape and Love in Persuasion. In: Eighteenth-Century Fiction 8 (1995): pp. 5l-71(21)

  114. Hill, Reginald.;
    Jane Austen: A Voyage of Discovery. In: Persuasion, no. 19(1997), pp. 77-92(6)

  115. Hipchen, Emily.;
    My house … turned topsy-turvy": Order and Acting in The Loiterer and Mansfield Park. In: Persuasion, no. 19(1997), pp. 31-35(5)

  116. Hoberg, Thomas.;
    Fanny in Fairyland: Mansfield Park and the Cinderella Legend. In: Persuasion, no. 17(1995), pp. 137-143(7)

  117. Hopkinson, David.;
    The Austens and North America 1809-1875. In: Persuasion, no. 20(1998), pp. 53-60(8)

  118. Horwitz, Barbara.;
    Women's Education During the Regency: Jane Austen's Quiet Rebellion. In: Persuasion No. 16, December 16, 1994, pp. 135-146(12)
     
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  119. Jager, Colin.;
    Renouncing the Impossible, Wishing for Nothing in Emma. In: Persuasion, no. 17(1995), pp. 40-46(7)

  120. James-Cavan, Kathleen.;
    Closure and disclosure: The significance of conversation in Jane Austen's The Watsons. In: Studies in the Novel. Denton: Winter 1997. Vol. 29, no. 4; p. 437-452(16)

  121. James-Cavan, Kathleen.;
    Unvarying, warm admiration everywhere: The Truths about Wentworth Barbara K. Seeber. In: Persuasion No. 16, December 16, 1994, pp. 39-47(9)

  122. Johnson, Claudia L.;
    Austen Cults and Cultures. In: The Cambridge Companion to Jane Austen. edited by Edward Copeland and Juliet McMaster. CUP, 1997. p. 211-226(16)

  123. Johnson, Claudia L.;
    Pride and Prejudice and the Pursuit of Happiness. In: Austen, Jane., Pride and prejudice: an authoritative text, backgrounds, reviews, essays in criticism/ edited by Dobald Gray. 2nd ed, 1993. p. 367-376(10)

  124. Johnson, Claudia L.;
    The Divine Miss Jane: Jane Austen, Janeites, and the Discipline of Novel Studies. In: boundary 2, vol. 23(1996), no. 3, pp. 143-163(21)

  125. Johnson, Claudia L.;
    What Became of Jane Austen? Mansfield Park. In: Persuasion, no. 17(1995), pp. 59-70(12)

  126. Johnston, Freya.;
    Public and Private Space in Jane Austen. In: English 46 (1997): pp. 193-212(20)

  127. Justice, George.;
    Northanger Abbey as Anti-Courtship Novel. In: Persuasion, no. 20(1998), pp. 185-195(11)
     
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  128. Kaplan, Deborah.;
    Domesticity at Sea: the Example of Charles and Fanny Austen. In: Persuasion, No. 14, December 16, 1992, pp. 113-121(9)

  129. Kastely, James L.;
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