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March 9th, 2017Jane Austen’s Sanditon – 200 Years: the history of an unfinished work.

as both a “dauntingly heavy volume” and a “massive tome.” Martin Dodsworth calls it “monstrous.” Hankins, “The Analogy of The Faerie Queene,” Modern Philology 77.2 (1979), 200-204: 200; Sale,

Papers: Abstracts (200 words) of papers (15 minutes) are now being sought.

commemoration of 200 years since Byron died.

Please submit 200-word proposals for 20 minute papers by Friday 30 September to Alan Bryson (a.bryson@sheffield.ac.uk <mailto:a.bryson@sheffield.ac.uk>) and Cathy Shrank

This is the closest ‘anyone has come to the real Jane Austen for 200 years’, according to press reports.

The UL has a collection of nearly 2000 sueltos, including nearly 200 poster-sized aleluyas, which typically have 48 illustrations and accompanying text in couplets.

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In ‘Embodied Simulation Theory: Imagination and Narrative’, Neuropsychoanalysis, 13 (2011), 196-200, he responds to Siri Hustvedt’s piece ‘Three Emotional Stories: Reflections on Memory, the Imagination, Narrative, and the Self’

200-226. Levack, Brian P. 'Law and Ideology: The Civil Law and Theories of Absolutism in Elizabethan and Jacobean England.' The Historical Renaissance: New Essays on Tudor and Stuart Literature and