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Editor’s Note ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2009: PHILADELPHIA: JANE AUSTEN’S BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN THE CITY OF BROTHERLY LOVE Brotherly Love in Eighteenth-Century Literature The City of Sisterly Love: Jane Austen’s Community as Sorority “Not half so handsome as Jane”: Sisters, Brothers, and Beauty in the Novels of Jane Austen “You Must be a Great Comfort to Your Sister, Sir”: Why Good Brothers Make Good Husbands The Sibling Ideal in Jane Austen’s Novels: When Near Incest Really is Best Sororadelphia, or “even the conjugal tie is beneath the fraternal” Inherited and Living Variables: The Choices of Sisters and Brothers in Mansfield Park The Closeness of Sisters: Imagining Cassandra and Jane Hazel Holt’s My Dear Charlotte: A Novel Based on Jane Austen’s
Letters Handwriting in the Time of Jane Austen MISCELLANY Willoughby’s Apology Darcy’s Ardent Love and Resentful Temper in Pride and Prejudice Pemberley’s Welcome, or An Historical Conjecture Upon Elizabeth Darcy’s Wedding Journey Darcy’s Vampiric Descendants: Austen’s Perfect Romance Hero and J. R. Ward’s Black Dagger Brotherhood Going from Extremes: Mansfield Park as a Revision of Clarissa “Mr. Cole is Very Bilious”: The Art of Lay Medicine in Jane Austen’s Characters Scott’s “tenderest, noblest and best” in his Review of Emma Adapting Emma for the Twenty-first Century: An Emma No One Will Like Queer Temporality, Spatiality, and Memory in Jane Austen’s Persuasion
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