At the end of all Jane Austen's novels, a social and moral group
emerges that closely resembles a fraternity or sibship. Hudson's
book examines Austen's presentation of sibling love and rivalry in
the context of the social and historical changes in the late-19th
and early-19th centuries. It does so in a way that aims to be of
interest to both the general and the academic reader. The study
also analyzes the incest motif in numerous works of the period and
argues how the handling of incestuous themes in Mansfield Park,
Emma, and Sense and Sensibility represents a new stage in the
development of the English novel.
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