AGM 2O13: MINNEAPOLIS: JANE AUSTEN’S PRIDE AND PREJUDICE . . . TIMELESS

Raptures and Rationality: Fifty Years of Reading Pride and Prejudice
Deborah J. Knuth Klenck

Speechlessness in Pride and Prejudice
John Mullan

Do Elizabeth and Darcy Really Improve “on Acquaintance”?
Joan Klingel Ray

Bingley’s Four or Five Thousand, and Other Fortunes from the North
Linda Slothouber

Pride and Prejudice and Poor Laws
Sheryl Craig

How Celebrity Name-Dropping Leads to Another Model for Pemberley
Janine Barchas

Measuring Austen’s Condescension
Sayre Greenfield

MISCELLANY

Cartesian Dualism, Real and Literary Madness in the Regency, and the Mind and Madness in Austen’s Novels
Karenleigh A. Overmann

Lord Moira and the Austens
Stuart Bennett

Why Edward Ferrars Doesn’t Dance
Theresa Kenney

Childe Harold and Fitzwilliam Darcy, or A Tale of Two Two-Hundred-Year-Old Heroes
Peter W. Graham

Speculation and the Emotional Economy of Mansfield Park
Laura Vorachek

“Hearty Fow Children”: The Penrhyns, Pugs, and Mansfield Park
Stephanie Howard-Smith

Shipwrecked on Land in Persuasion
Toby R. Benis

Austen’s “Providence” in Persuasion
Kathryn Davis

Such “Sparkling Vitality”: The Note that Connects Eudora Welty’s Delta Wedding with Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice
Carolyn J. Brown

Lydia’s Prospect: Scandal, Sequels, and Second Chances
Elizabeth Veisz

An Heir Presumptive: Austen’s Legacy in Downton Abbey
Sally B. Palmer