Jane Austen and Masculinity

Michael Kramp

doi:10.5771/9781611488678

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Copyright year: 2017
ISBN-Print: 978-1-61148-866-1
ISBN-Online: 978-1-61148-867-8
Publisher: University Press Copublishing, Lanham
Language: English
Pages: 304
Product type: Edited Book

1. CONTENTS No access
2. LIST OF TABLES No access
3. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS No access
INTRODUCTION: Austen and Masculinity No access Pages 1 - 20
ABBREVIATIONS No access Pages 21 - 22
1. Chapter 1. SKETCHES OF MEN’S KVETCHES: Domestic Masculinities in Emma and Persuasion No access
2. Chapter 2. FAILURES OF THE PATRIARCHY: Fathers as Role Models in Jane Austen No access
3. Chapter 3. THE PARADOX OF MASCULINE AGENCY IN JANE AUSTEN’S EARLY WORKS No access
1. Chapter 4. “I COULD MEET HIM IN NO OTHER WAY”: Dueling, the Culture of Honor, and Modern Masculinity in Sense and Sensibility No access
2. Chapter 5. THE SENSIBILITY OF CAPTAIN BENWICK IN LITERARY AND HISTORICAL CONTEXT No access
3. Chapter 6. “TILL HE BEGAN TO STAGGER HER”: Literary Men and Melancholia No access
1. Chapter 7. EMPIRE OF THE SENSIBLE: Disciplining Love and the 1990s Austen Craze No access
2. Chapter 8. AUSTEN’S DANDIES: Frank Churchill and Henry Crawford Play Dress Up No access
1. Chapter 9. WALTZING WITH WELLINGTON, BITING WITH BYRON: Heroes in Austen Tribute Texts No access
2. Chapter 10. “WHAT A MAN SHOULD BE”: (Re-)Imagining Austenian Masculinity in Film and YouTube Fanvids No access
3. Chapter 11. VIRGINIA WOOLF AND THE GENTLEMEN JANEITES, OR THE ORIGINS OF MODERN AUSTEN CRITICISM, 1870–1929 No access
1. Chapter 12. PERFORMING TO STRANGERS: Masculinity, Adaptation, and Music in Pride and Prejudice (1995) No access
2. Chapter 13. AUSTEN, MUSIC, AND MANHOOD No access
BIBLIOGRAPHY No access Pages 273 - 286
INDEX No access Pages 287 - 298
ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS No access Pages 299 - 304