The "Unaffected Manners" of Charles Bingley: Multi-Media Expressions of Masculinity in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice
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Art History
The Fisherman and His Soul
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Willoughby Says Goodbye to Marianne
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Sisterhood in Austen's Novels: Better Together
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"Never to mention the subject again": Fanny Price's Daring Response to Mary Crawford's Mistaken Assumption
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The Dancing Girl
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The Opening of the Cave
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Reimagining the Bennet Sisters: AI Portraits of Jane Austen's the Bennet Sisters
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The Self-Willed Lydia Bennet and the Historical Face behind Austen's Most Headstrong Bennet Sister
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"You Pierce My Soul": Frederick Wentworth's Famous Love Letter in Persuasion
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