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1. ewtn.co.uk › article-the-timeliness-and-timelessness-of-janeThe Timeliness and Timelessness of Jane Austen’s ‘Persuasion’

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   5 giorni fa · As Anne begins to recover her spirits, one cannot help but rejoice in her transformation, in the fullness of her joy. In our days that can seem at times marked by an air of hopelessness, Jane Austen’s final novel is a call to a love that hopes beyond itself. The call to our own moments of solitude — prayer, meditation, quiet —is clear.

2. janeaustens.houseJane Austen's House Visit Jane Austen's House Jane Austen museum...

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   4 giorni fa · Step back in time to 1816 and follow in Jane Austen's footsteps we’re closed OPEN TODAY 10:00 - 16:00 PRE-BOOKING ESSENTIAL plan your visit

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3. www.qlibri.it › narrativa-straniera › classiciRagione e sentimento - Jane Austen - Recensioni di QLibri

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   4 giorni fa · Letteratura inglese. Autore. Jane Austen. Editore. Casa editrice. Newton Compton. Il romanzo è imperniato sulle vicende sentimentali di due sorelle profondamente diverse tra loro: Elinor, la maggiore, segue i dettami della ragione; Marianne si abbandona agli impulsi del cuore.

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5. www.qlibri.it › narrativa-straniera › classiciEmma - Jane Austen - Recensioni di QLibri

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   5 giorni fa · Autore. Jane Austen. Editore. Casa editrice. Mondadori. La protagonista, Emma Woodhouse è una giovane donna bella, ricca e intelligente; figlia della benestante borghesia inglese, diventa amica di Harriet Smith, una donna di ben diverse fortune. Ma Emma, senza tener conto della differenza di classe sociale, si ostina a voler trasformare l ...

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6. ewtn.co.uk › article-why-and-how-moral-goodness-is-manifestWhy (and How) Moral Goodness Is Manifest in Jane Austen’s Novels

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   3 giorni fa · That is the subject of Tom Keymer’s Jane Austen: Writings, Politics, Society — her commitment to the (in some sense) conservative old-world society broadly influenced by traditional Christian morality. As Keymer makes clear, this conservatism was not unthinking, across-the-board acceptance of every iota of the status quo.

7. chawtonhouse.orgChawton House: home to early women’s writing

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   5 giorni fa · Opening Hours. We are now open every day, from 10:00am – 4.30pm. Our new exhibition, Chawton in Stitches, is now open until 26 August. Book your tickets to Chawton House today. ‘I went up to the Great House between 3 & 4, & dawdled away an hour very comfortably.’. Jane Austen, 1814.

8. podcasts.apple.com › gb › podcast‎The Thing About Austen on Apple Podcasts

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   5 giorni fa · The Thing About Austen is a podcast about Jane Austen's world — the people, objects, and culture that shape Austen's fiction. Come for the historical context and stay for the literary shenanigans. Think of us as your somewhat cheeky tour guides to the life and times of Jane Austen.