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| About the Series | v | |
| About This Volume | vii | |
| About the Text | xi | |
| Part 1 | Emma: The Complete Text in Cultural Context | |
| Introduction: Biographical and Historical Contexts | 3 | |
| The Complete Text | 21 | |
| Contextual Documents and Illustrations | 382 | |
| A Riddle | 385 | |
| Robin Adair | 386 | |
| from Unfortunate Situation of Females, Fashionably Educated, and Left without a Fortune. (1787) | 387 | |
| from Letter to His Son (1750) | 389 | |
| from Essays on the Picturesque (1810) | 390 | |
| from Our Domestic Policy. No I. (1829) | 391 | |
| Opinions of Emma (Ca. 1816) | 392 | |
| Crossed Letter from Jane Austen to Cassandra (June 20, 1808) | 398 | |
| The Frolics of the Sphynx (1820) | 399 | |
| Square Pianoforte (1805) | 400 | |
| A Barouche Landau (1805) | 401 | |
| A View of Box Hill, Surrey (1733) | 401 | |
| The Lincolnshire Ox (1790) | 402 | |
| Part 2 | Emma: A Case Study in Contemporary Criticism | |
| A Critical History of Emma | 405 | |
| Gender Criticism and Emma | 425 | |
| What Is Gender Criticism? | 425 | |
| Gender Criticism: A Selected Bibliography | 437 | |
| A Gender Studies Perspective: Claudia L. Johnson, "Not at all what a man should be!": Remaking English Manhood in Emma | 441 | |
| Marxist Criticism and Emma | 456 | |
| What Is Marxist Criticism? | 456 | |
| Marxist Criticism: A Selected Bibliography | 470 | |
| A Marxist Perspective: Beth Fowkes Tobin, Aiding Impoverished Gentlewomen: Power and Class in Emma | 473 | |
| Cultural Criticism and Emma | 488 | |
| What Is Cultural Criticism? | 488 | |
| Cultural Criticism: A Selected Bibliography | 503 | |
| A Cultural Perspective: Paul Delany, "A Sort of Notch in the Donwell Estate": Intersections of Status and Class in Emma | 508 | |
| The New Historicism and Emma | 524 | |
| What Is the New Historicism? | 524 | |
| The New Historicism: A Selected Bibliography | 538 | |
| A New Historicist Perspective: Casey Finch and Peter Bowen, "The Tittle-Tattle of Highbury": Gossip and the Free Indirect Style in Emma | 543 | |
| Feminist Criticism and Emma | 559 | |
| What Is Feminist Criticism? | 559 | |
| Feminist Criticism: A Selected Bibliography | 569 | |
| A Feminist Perspective: Devoney Looser, "The Duty of Woman by Woman": Reforming Feminism in Emma | 577 | |
| Combining Perspectives on Emma | 594 | |
| Combining Perspectives: Marilyn Butler, Introduction to Emma | 597 | |
| Glossary of Critical and Theoretical Terms | 615 | |
| About the Contributors | 635 |
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Darlene Carroll
reviewed Emma (Toby Classics Series) on June 12, 2018 Emma (Toby Classics Series)
Loved it!
Why don't I read more classics?! I'll definitely need to read her other books.
The BBC tv show was also adorable!
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