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Marie-Laure Massei-Chamayou, « Nora Bartlett, Jane Austen: Reflections of A Reader », Miranda, ID : 10.4000/miranda.41659
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In the preface to Jane Austen: Reflections of A Reader, Jane Stabler emphasizes the exceptional and original nature of Nora Bartlett’s book, which consists of a collection of insightful talks and essays on Jane Austen selected by the historian Robert Bartlett after his wife’s death at the age of only sixty-seven. Throughout her distinguished career as a teacher of nineteenth-and-twentieth-century fiction at the Universities of Oxford and St Andrews, Nora Bartlett (1949-2016) was “a superlativ...