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Volume 41, No 2

Summer 2021


Beyond the Bit of Ivory: Jane Austen and Diversity
 

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Contents

Editors’ Note: Beyond the Bit of Ivory: Jane Austen and Diversity

Danielle Christmas

Susan Allen Ford

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RESITUATING AUSTEN

The Two Adopted Austens

Price Grisham

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Jane Austen and Bodily Diversity in Emma, Persuasion, and Sanditon: Laughter through Gritted Teeth

Kathleen James-Cavan

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Hampshire Evangelical: Slavery, Surinam, and C. E. Lefroy’s Outalissi

Judith Stove

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The Silence of Miss Woodhouse

Anne-Claire Michoux

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SLAVERY AND (POST)COLONIAL CONTEXTS

Sir Thomas Bertram and the Slave Trade

Marsha Huff

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Lord Mansfield and the Slave Ship Zong

Danielle Christmas

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Characterized by Violence: On Goodness and the Profits of Slavery in Persuasion

Erin M. Goss

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Mrs. Smith, Charlotte Smith, and West Indian Property in Persuasion: A Note

Susan Allen Ford

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“Pride and Prejudice”: Jane Austen, Frederick Douglass, and Louisa May Alcott

Margie Burns

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The Pen Was in Her Hands: Austen in Africa: Colonial Ambassador?

Veena P. Kasbekar

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Slavery, Abolition, and Empire in JASNA’s Journals: A Bibliography

Marsha Huff

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DIVERSE DISRUPTIONS OF PRIDE AND PREJUDICE

Bride and Prejudice: Austen Colonized? A Desi (Insider) Perspective

Veena P. Kasbekar

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“A Pakistani Jane Austen”: Destabilizing Patriarchal and Postcolonial Hierarchies in Soniah Kamal’s Transcultural Pride and Prejudice

Christina Henderson Harner

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New Masculinities, Old Conventions: Gender Divisions and Representations in Pride and Prejudice

Mridula Sharma

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“RACING” THE REGENCY AND POPULAR CULTURE

Fleecing Miss Lambe: Exploitation, Tourism, and the New National Narrative in Sanditon

Nancy Marck Cantwell

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Sanditon and the Pineapple Emoji Craze: Why This Jane Austen Fan Is Offended, and Why You Should Be Too!

Damianne Candice Scott

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“So Far We Are Equal”: People of Color in Screen Adaptations of Austen

Sharmini Kumar

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“Avoiding” Racism: Race and Representation in Austen-Inspired Games

Emily C. Friedman

Emily M. N. Kugler

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THEMES IN PRAXIS

Teaching POC Adaptations of Pride and Prejudice at a PWI in 2020

Sofia Prado Huggins

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“Pride and Prejudice, Here and Now”: Reflecting on a First-Year College Seminar

Juliette Wells

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EDITORS

Danielle Christmas
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Susan Allen Ford 
Delta State University

 

 EDITORIAL BOARD

Elaine Bander 
Dawson College

Inger Sigrun Brodey 
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Julia Prewitt Brown 
Boston University

Danielle Christmas 
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Edward Copeland 
Pomona College

Kathryn Davis 
University of Dallas

Natasha Duquette 
Our Lady Seat of Wisdom College

  

Celia A. Easton 
State University of New York at Geneseo

Jan Stockton Fergus 
Lehigh University

Laurie Kaplan 
Florida State University London Centre

Juliet McMaster 
University of Alberta

Sarah Raff 
Pomona College

Juliette Wells 
Goucher College

Laura Mooneyham White 
University of Nebraska-Lincoln 

 ISSN 1559-7520