Jane Austen's 'Emma': How Austen Writes an Independent Woman

“Emma Woodhouse, handsome, clever, and rich” (1) . So begins Jane Austen’s novel Emma, the last to be published in her lifetime. It is also the only novel

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Jane Austen's 'Emma': How Austen Writes an Independent Woman