Volume 27, No. 2
Summer 2007
What do the re-imaginings of Pride and Prejudice tell us about our changing ways of looking at Austen’s novels? Or about our changing needs for stories that are the same and not the same? And how does Joe Wright’s Pride & Prejudice reframe, through both words and moving images, Austen’s classic text? We devote this special issue of Persuasions On-Line to answering these questions and the many others that film adaptations, by their very nature, raise.
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Contents
FROM EVERY WINDOW . . . BEAUTIES
DOMESTIC FELICITY IN SO UNUSUAL A FORM
HIGH ANIMAL SPIRITS, OR IN A WAY TO BE VERY MUCH IN LOVE
SUCH DAYS AS THESE
WHAT AN AMIABLE LIGHT
EDITOR
Susan Allen Ford
Delta State University
CO-EDITOR
Jen Camden
University of Indianapolis
EDITORIAL BOARD
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Elaine Bander Inger Sigrun Brodey Julia Prewitt Brown Edward Copeland Celia A. Easton |
Jan Stockton Fergus Laurie Kaplan Juliet McMaster Susan Morgan Laura Mooneyham White |
ISSN 1559-7520
