Showing posts with label Jane Austen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jane Austen. Show all posts
July 8, 2025

Crivelli on Eighteenth-Century English Marriage and Inheritance Law in Pride and Prejudice

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Chiara Crivelli (no affiliation provided) has published Eighteenth - Century English Marriage and Inheritance Law in Pride and Prejudice . H...
May 25, 2018

Shaviro on Gilded Age Literature and Inequality @DanielShaviro

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Daniel Shaviro, New York University School of Law, has published Gilded Age Literature and Inequality . Here is the abstract. We are an i...
April 26, 2018

Matthew H. Birkhold on Why Judges Cite Jane Austen

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Via Electric Literature, this interesting meditation on why judges find Jane Austen so intriguing, and why, when they cite female authors a...
June 9, 2016

Knudsen@KathleenKnudsen and Kohm @LynneMarieKohm on Jane Austen, Changes in Women's Legal Status, and the Attractions of Online Dating

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Kathleen M. Knudsen and Lynne Marie Kohm, both of Regent University School of Law, have published Would Jane Austen Be on eHarmony? How Cha...
January 4, 2016

Bailey On Marriage Law in Jane Austen's World

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Martha Bailey, Queen's University Faculty of Law, is publishing The Marriage Law of Jane Austen's World in volume 36 of Persuasion...
August 18, 2012

It Is a Fact Universally Acknowledged That Everybody Wants Jane's Vote

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The Atlanticwire brings word of a new debate--the fight over Jane Austen's relevance to conservatives. Should they be claiming her as a...
December 27, 2011

Pride and Prejudice and Bodies

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From the New York Times : a review of P.D. James' newest novel, Death at Pemberley. It's Darcy and Elizabeth six years on, dealing ...
January 23, 2007

More on Jane Austen

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Quiet Jane Austen seems to be of renewed interest these days. Linda Ross Meyer, Quinnipiac University School of Law, has published "Ja...