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8 juin 2021
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- isbn: 9781783749751
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nineteenth century fiction human behaviour literary criticism love Jane Austen family relationships sickness hypochondria romance regency Literature LIT000000 LIT004010 DS DSBSujets proches
Prejudgments Bias (Psychology) Prejudices and antipathies PrejudiceCiter ce document
Nora Bartlett, « 1. Reading Pride and Prejudice over Fifty Years », Open Book Publishers, ID : 10670/1.dvz4bx
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I gave another talk about Pride and Prejudice earlier this year to the student literary society we have at St Andrews, and in the discussion that followed one student said something very memorable; we were talking about the Keira Knightley film version and, as seems to be usual, almost everyone in the room except me hated Keira Knightley, which I find fascinating, but the comment the student made was even more fascinating: she mentioned the continual little smug smirk on Keira’s face and said...