17252 Puzzles The novel as art form

The novel as art form and Shakespeare as icon developed cultural authority together through this period

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at other times apparently too busy to do more than list chores performed

This beautiful oversized "scrapbook" style volume includes facsimile removable memorabilia (letters and drafts)

Mary recorded anything of interest in her ledger

17252 Puzzles The novel as art formHorwitz explores how Austen reflects and reacts to contemporary views of women's education, often comparing Austen's views to Locke, and to other writers like Hannah More, Jane West, Mary Wollstonecraft, Clara Reeve, and others Austen might have read or known about. Horwitz argues that reading the works of the time that dealt with women's education in various ways deepens our understanding of Austen's achievement, and that no other woman writer of her