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Table of contents of the issue 3/2017, settembre-dicembre

ISBN: 978-88-43-08719-8

Year: XXX

Subversive Austen: from the Critic to the Reader (edited by Serena Baiesi, Carlotta Farese and Katie Halsey)

Serena Baiesi Carlotta Farese Katie Halsey

Subversive Austen: Introduction to the Special Issue

Textus 3/2017 pp: 7-18 DOI: 10.7370/89348

Beatrice Battaglia

Preface: Subversive Criticism in Austen Studies

Textus 3/2017 pp: 19-30 DOI: 10.7370/89349

Olivia Murphy

The "queerness and the fun": Reading Jane Austen's Volume the First

Textus 3/2017 pp: 31-52 DOI: 10.7370/89350

Katie Halsey

The Books Sir Edward Denham Doesn't Read: Jane Austen's Literary Jokes

Textus 3/2017 pp: 53-70 DOI: 10.7370/89351

Rachel M. Brownstein

Caricatures and Characters: James Gillray and Jane Austen

Textus 3/2017 pp: 71-94 DOI: 10.7370/89352

Diego Saglia

Revisions of Englishness: Jane Austen and the Discourse of National Characters

Textus 3/2017 pp: 95-112 DOI: 10.7370/89353

Carlotta Farese

Genre-Bending at Mansfield Park: The Remediation of Austen's Female Characters Across Novel, Theatre and Film

Textus 3/2017 pp: 113-128 DOI: 10.7370/89354

Roberta Grandi

World Austen: Empowerment and Tradition on the Screen

Textus 3/2017 pp: 129-146 DOI: 10.7370/89355

Serena Baiesi

New Performances of the Past: Jane Austen as Subversive Vampire in New York

Textus 3/2017 pp: 147-166 DOI: 10.7370/89356

Anne Toner

Free Speech: Jane Austen, Robert Bage, and the Subversive Shapes of Dialogue

Textus 3/2017 pp: 167-188 DOI: 10.7370/89357

Massimiliano Morini

Jane Austen's Irony: Lost in the Italian Versions of Pride and Prejudice?

Textus 3/2017 pp: 189-207 DOI: 10.7370/89358

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