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Jane Austen and the French Revolution (Paperback, New edition)
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Jane Austen and the French Revolution (Paperback, New edition)
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In this book, Warren Roberts argues that Jane Austen was very much
aware of the French Revolution and its Reign of Terror, of the
Revolution's impact on British society, and of England's long and
bitter military struggle with France. She not only knew about, but
was profoundly affected by, the events of her day, in both her
thinking and writing. Raised in the collective security of the 18th
century, she tried to remain aloof from the new forces that
disrupted the contours of her world, but when revising "Sense and
Sensibility" and "Pride and Prejudice", and even more when writing
"Mansfield Park", she became involved in the most pressing of
contemporary issues. In addressing herself to those issues, she
revealed her own stand on such areas of British life as politics,
war, religion and feminism, all of which were deeply influenced by
the French Revolution. Her novels show her attitude to many key
issues, and they provide a record of the Revolutionary experience.
The author previous publications include: "Morality and Social
Class in Eighteenth-Century French Literature and Painting" (1974)
and "Jacques-Louis David, Revolutionary Artist" (1989).
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