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Emma

  • Panning for Gold: Why Should We Listen to Miss Bates?
  • Intellectual Equals: Why Mr. Knightley Needs to be Wrong
  • Mr. Woodhouse: Fool, Villain, or Victim
  • Sentimentalism and Secret Engagements
  • I'm Not Supposed to Like Emma, Right? or The Complicated Relationship Between the Narrator and Emma
  • Mr. Woodhouse as the Stereotypical "Little Old Lady"
  • A Source of Errors in Judgment
  • The Vain Spirit and Serious Spirit
  • "I love him, I love him not..."
  • On the Character of Frank Churchill
  • Stellar Reflections on a Clueless Emma
  • The Evolution of Emma
  • Emma's Moral Stagnation in a Realist Novel
  • Realism in Emma
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