Exploring+the+Jane+Austen+world

Pride and Prejudice (1813)
Benson, Mary Margaret. [|"Mothers, Substitute Mothers, and Daughters] in the Novels of Jane Austen." Persuasions 11 (1989). Bonaparte, Felicia. "Conjecturing possibilities: [|reading and misreading texts in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice."] Studies in the Novel (2005). Casal, Elvira. "Laughing at Mr. Darcy: [|Wit and Sexuality in Pride and Prejudice."] Persuasions 22 (2001). Ellwood, Gracia Fay. [|"How Not To Father: Mr. Bennet and Mary."] Persuasions 22 (2001). Glancy, Kathleen. [|"What Happened Next? or The Many Husbands of Georgiana Darcy."] Persuasions 11 (1989). Gross, Gloria. [|"Samuel Johnson's influence on Jane Austen."] "Mentoring Jane Austen: Reflections on 'My Dear Dr. Johnson.'" Persuasions 11 (1989). Halperin, John. [|"Inside Pride and Prejudice."] Persuasions 11 (1989). Hudson, Glenda A. [|"Sibling Love in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice."] Persuasions 11 (1989). Kaplan, Laurie. [|"The Two Gentlemen of Derbyshire: Nature vs. Nurture."] Persuasions 26 (2005). Knuth, Deborah J. [|"Sisterhood and Friendship in Pride and Prejudice."] Persuasions 11 (1989). Koppel, Gene. [|"Pride and Prejudice: Conservative or Liberal Novel - Or Both?"] Persuasions 11 (1989). Margalit, Efrat. "On Pettiness and Petticoats: [|The Significance of the Petticoat in Pride and Prejudice."] Persuasions 23 (2002). McAleer, John. [|"The Comedy of Social Distinctions in Pride and Prejudice."] Persuasions 11 (1989). Millard, Mary. [|"Pride and Prejudice Quiz."] Persuasions 11 (1989). Morris, Ivor. [|"Elizabeth and Mr. Bennet."] Persuasions 25 (2004). Moses, Carole. [|"Pride and Prejudice, Mr. Collins, and the Art of Misreading."] Persuasions 23 (2002). Redmond, Luanne Bethke. [|"Land, Law and Love."] Persuasions 11 (1989). On entailment and property law in Pride and Prejudice. Rytting, Jenny Rebecca. "Jane Austen Meets Carl Jung: [|Pride, Prejudice, and Personality Theory."] Persuasions 22 (2001). Salber, Cecilia. "'Excuse my interference': [|Meddling in Pride and Prejudice."] Persuasions 21 (2000). Salber, Cecilia. [|"Bridget Jones and Mark Darcy:] Art Imitating Art.. Imitating Art." Persuasions 22 (2001). Sherrod, Barbara. [|"Pride and Prejudice: A Classic Love Story."] Persuasions 11 (1989). Stasio, Michael J. and Duncan, Kathryn. [|"An evolutionary approach to Jane Austen:] prehistoric preferences in Pride and Prejudice." Studies in the Novel (2007) Stoval, Bruce. [| Secrets, Silence, and Surprise in Pride and Prejudice."] Persuasions 11 (1989). Turan, Kenneth."Pride and Prejudice: [|An Informal History of the Motion Picture."] On the 1940 movie version with Greer Garson and Laurence Olivier. Also [|Interview with the actresses.] Persuasions 11 (1989).  Wiesenfarth, Joseph. [|A comparison of two novels illuminates Austen's approach to the novel of manners.] "Violet Hunt Rewrites Jane Austen: Pride and Prejudice (1813) and Their Lives (1916)." Persuasions 11 (1989).  Wilson, Jennifer Preston. "'One has got all the goodness, and the other all the appearance of it': [|The Development of Darcy in Pride and Prejudice."] Persuasions 25 (2004). Notes Wilson, "The experience of reading Pride and Prejudice can become one of verisimilitude, a movement toward recognition of Darcy as a good man and abandonment of prejudice against him on the part of the reader that mirrors Elizabeth's own awakening. However, Austen does offer subtle signals of Darcy's development throughout her novel." Wingard, Sara. "Reversal and Revelation: [|The Five Seasons in Pride and Prejudice."] Persuasions 11 (1989). How Austen's use of the seasonal cycle as narrative framework links her to both the eighteenth century and the Romantic period.

And some more:

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 * 1) [|Chronology].
 * 2) [|List of characters].
 * ...including [|Genealogical Charts]
 * 1) [|List of passages illustrating the motifs of "pride" and "prejudice"].
 * 2) [|Notes on random topics, including the society of Jane Austen's day].
 * ...including [|Notes on Education, Marriage, Status of Women, etc.]
 * 1) [|List of important places in Pride and Prejudice (and in Jane Austen's life), with map].
 * 2) [|1895 Charles E. Brock illustrations for Pride and Prejudice] [JPEG images] (includes notes on Regency clothing styles)

[|The latest version of my plain ASCII e-text of Pride and Prejudice, compressed in binary format] [See [|explanation of ".zip" here] .]

[|Pemberley e-text of Pride and Prejudice] (divided into chapters).

[|The 1995 TV version of Pride and Prejudice]

[|Penguin's Reader's Guide to Pride and Prejudice]