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Book Review: Sansei and Sensibility

Book Review: Sansei and Sensibility

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By Dan Read Jane Austen famously wrote that the focus of her books was limited: “Three or four families in…
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Session 4: Jane Austen the Social Commentator. What do the silences in “Mansfield Park” reveal about Austen’s world—and ours? Patricia Matthew explores this question in her March 21 talk. Join us for “Jane Austen the Influencer,” a free virtual conference on March 21. Plan to attend today! jasnanorthcarolina.org/conference-2026/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Session 3: Jane Austen the Literary Trailblazer. Why did Virginia Woolf admire Jane Austen so intensely? Jason Solinger shares insights into how one literary giant read another and what it tells us about Austen’s lasting influence. Join us for “Jane Austen the Influencer,” a free virtual conference on March 21. Reserve your place: jasnanorthcarolina.org/conference-2026/ ... See MoreSee Less

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