AGM 2O14: MONTRÉAL: MANSFIELD PARK IN MONTRÉAL: CONTEXTS, CONVENTIONS, AND CONTROVERSIES

A History of the Fanny Wars
Linda Troost and Sayre Greenfield

Textual Controversies: Editing Mansfield Park
Peter Sabor

Fanny Price and the Family Profiles
Kristen Miller Zohn

Becoming Fanny Bertram: Adoption in Mansfield Park
Tess O’Toole

Female Difficulties: Austen’s Fanny and Burney’s Juliet
Juliet McMaster

“For Her Price Is Far above Rubies”: Choosing a Wife in Mansfield Park
Anita Soloway

Habit and Reimagining Female Identity in Mansfield Park
Daniel Mangiavellano

Fanny’s Future, Mary’s Nightmare: Jane Austen and the Clergyman’s Wife
Sara Bowen

“So Ended a Marriage”
Sheryl Craig

Mansfield Park and the Moral Empire
Robert Clark

The Noise in Mansfield Park
Lynn Festa

MISCELLANY

Jane Austen’s Short Lexicon of Fine Names
Margie Burns

The Exertion of Your Perverted Abilities”: Lady Susan and Mary Robinson’s The Widow
Stephanie Russo

Why “Willoughby”? Formality and Familiarity of Address in Austen
Christina Denny

Meaningful Gazes: Looking at Narrative in Chapter 15 of Pride and Prejudice
Sarah Williams

The Book of Proverbs in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice
Song Cho

Exit Strategies: Jane Austen, Marriage, and Familial Escape
Danielle Barkley

Breeding and Inbreeding in Mansfield Park
Sally B. Palmer

“A Clergyman Is Nothing”: A Present-Day Clergyman Delivers a Riposte to Mary Crawford
Michael Kenning

“He Is a Rogue of Course, But a Civil One”: John Murray, Jane Austen, and Lord Byron
Christine Kenyon Jones