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Tag Archives: Sense and Sensibility
Jane Austen, Mistress of Manipulation
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Jane Austen Has Something for Everyone
No two students respond to Jane Austen the same.
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Serving Students a Jane Austen High Tea
Serving my students a Jane Austen high tea made the novels come alive.
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Jilted by Your Fiancé? Turn to Austen
A student distraught when her fiance dropped her used Jane Austen’s ironic wit in “Sense and Sensibility” to regain perspective and reenter the world.
Dear Frustrated in Love: Read a Classic
Literature is better than any self help book for relationship guidance.
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Is Mitt Romney a Doctor Faustus?
If Mitt Romney sells his soul for the nomination, can he get it back? Christopher Marlowe would say that it doesn’t look good.
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If Jane Austen Used Facebook . . .
To update Jane Austen, my class took eight of her characters from “Sense and Sensibility” and put them in Facebook conversation with each other.
Cinderella vs. Jane Eyre in Soccer Final
In tomorrow’s World Cup finals, Japan is Cinderella going up against America’s Jane Eyre.
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Ask Jane: Expert Relationship Advice
“My idea of good company,” says Anne Elliot in Jane Austen’s Persuasion, “is the company of clever, well-informed people who have a great deal of conversation.” To which her cousin replies, “That is not good company, that is the best.” I feel that I have emerged from the best of company as my Jane Austen […]
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