The Need for Virtue to Guide the Imagination and Reason in Jane Austen's Novels Northanger Abbey, Sense and Sensibility, and Mansfield Park.
Date
2020Author
Tew, Kristene ElizabethAdvisor
Duquette, Natasha (Advisor)Type
ThesisKeyword
Austen, Jane, 1175-1817; Imagination; Reason; Morals; Virtue; Emotions; Christian faith; Austen, Jane, 1175-1817--Northanger Abbey; Austen, Jane, 1175-1817--Sense and sensibility; Austen, Jane, 1175-1817--Mansfield Park; Sensibility; Sympathy; Tilney, Eleanor (Fictitious character); Tilney, Henry (Fictitious character); Morland, Catherine (Fictitious character); Dashwood, Elinor (Fictitious character); Dashwood, Marianne (Fictitious character); Price, Fanny (Fictitious character)Metadata
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Tew, Kristene Elizabeth. "The Need for Virtue to Guide the Imagination and Reason in Jane Austen's Novels Northanger Abbey, Sense and Sensibility, and Mansfield Park." BA Honours (English), Tyndale University, 2020.Degree Attained
Thesis (BA Honours)--Tyndale University, 2020.Table of Contents
Introduction -- The Not So Foolish Catherine Morland in Northanger Abbey -- Marianne's Growth and Elinor's Fortitude in Sense and Sensibility -- The Consistent Character Fanny Price in Mansfield Park -- Conclusion.Publisher
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