Romantic Austen: Sexual Politics and the Literary Canon (Cambridge Studies in Romanticism, Series Number 49)
by Clara Tuite
In Romantic Austen, Clara Tuite investigates the sexual politics embedded in Jane Austen's novels and their role in the Romantic literary canon. Drawing from the Cambridge Studies in Romanticism series, the book analyzes how Austen's works engage with gender dynamics and cultural authority, offering a nuanced view of her legacy in literary studies.
About This Book
Romantic Austen: Sexual Politics and the Literary Canon is part of the Cambridge Studies in Romanticism series, volume 49. Authored by Clara Tuite, this book examines the intersections of sexuality and literary tradition in the Romantic era.
The study focuses on how Jane Austen's contributions fit into the broader canon, addressing themes of gender and power structures prevalent in Romantic literature.
Through scholarly analysis, Tuite explores the political dimensions of Austen's narratives and their enduring place in literary history.
This work provides insights into the cultural and historical contexts that shaped Austen's reception and interpretation.
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