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Austen and Eliot: A Change in Teaching Approach. Lescinski, Joan M [microform]
Austen and Eliot: A Change in Teaching Approach. : Lescinski, Joan M - [microform]
Austen and Eliot: A Change in Teaching Approach. Lescinski, Joan M [microform]

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370.78 E68
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    Austen and Eliot: A Change in Teaching Approach. : Lescinski, Joan M - [microform]
    발행사항  
    U.S.; Missouri* : , Mar 92
      형태사항  
      11; 1
      총서명  
      ERIC Reports
      주기사항  
      11p.; Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the College English Association (23rd, Pittsburgh, PA, March 27-29, 1992).
      초록/해제  
      요약Before the insights of feminist criticism altered the way many writers are examined, Jane Austen and George Eliot were usually considered to be upholders of the status quo. The explosion in criticism in the last two decades, however, has reshaped and reinterpreted the canon, and has changed the way one academic teaches these two novelists. Using Austens Pride and Prejudice and Persuasion and Eliots Adam Bede and The Mill on the Floss, she points out how British society is subtly criticized through the authorial voice. Both authors create female protagonists in precarious situations and with limited possibilities. Austen and Eliot, far from accepting the status quo, create fictional worlds which criticize the way these characters must conform in order to survive. Todays students see that the protagonists of these novels pay a very high price for preservation of integrity. The curriculum of the 1990s will probably reflect this kind of shift in perception of novelists, especially those of the 19th centur
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      Microfiche. . Springfield, VA : ERIC Document Reproduction Service. . microfiches ; 11×15 cm.
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