| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
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| The Need For Material Gain: Brontë’s Criticism Of Victorian Culture In Wuthering Heights |
2017 |
9093 |
The Need for Material Gain: Brontë’s Criticism of Victorian Culture in Wuthering Heights is a dissertation of how Emily Brontë uses the characters of Wuthering Heights to critique the Victorian Era culture, and the negative effects the era has on soc... |
| I Speak, Therefore I Am: Anne Elliot’s Voice in Persuasion |
2013 |
24426 |
In Persuasion, Jane Austen’s last published novel, the heroine surprises her readers with her changeable voice. Anne Elliot’s strengths are unveiled gradually through oblique and often ironic methods such as silence and free indirect discourse. In th... |
| Jane Austen’s Gaze: A Prioritization Of The Female Gaze In Filmic Adaptations Of Pride And Prejudice |
2018 |
995 |
How does one create an adaptation that strikes the right line between fidelity and creativity? What aspects of a source text must be preserved? Using the works of Linda Hutcheon, Laura Mulvey, and Hélène Cixous, an analysis of the adaptation of Jane ... |