AGM 2007 VANCOUVER: DISCOVERING EMMA IN VANCOUVER

The Anxiety of Emma
Janet Todd

Emma: The Geography of a Mind
JULIET McMASTER

British Columbia in Jane Austen’s Time
JEAN BARMAN

Exploring the World in Highbury
BARBARA BRITTON WENNER

“It must be done in London”: The Suburbanization of Highbury
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TARA GHOSHAL WALLACE

Edward Austen Knight’s Godmersham Library and Jane Austen’s Emma
ALICE MARIE VILLASEñor

Apples and Apple-blossom Time (Wherein Jane Austen’s Reputation for Meticulous Observation is Vindicated)
SHANNON E. CAMPBELL

Jane Austen, Jane Fairfax, and Jane Eyre
JOCELYN HARRIS

“And I am changed also”: Mr. Knightley’s Conversion to Amiability
THERESA KENNEY

Jane Fairfax and the “She-tragedies” of the Eighteenth Century
PENNY GAY

Jane Austen’s “passion for taking likenesses”: Portraits of the Prince Regent in Emma
DOUGLAS MURRAY

“Worth Looking At”: Performance Prowess in Emma’s Scenes of Dance
PALMA BJARNASON

A Speech Language Pathologist Journeys to Highbury
PHYLLIS FERGUSON BOTTOMER

MISCELLANY

What Would Jane Cut?
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KAREN JOY FOWLER

“Procrastination,” Melancholia, and the Prehistory of Persuasion
SARAH RAFF

I’ll Tell You What about Mansfield Park
ELIZABETH JANE STEELE

Regina Maria Roche’s “Horrid” Novel: Echoes of Clermont in Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey
TENILLE NOWAK

Jane Austen and Civility: A Distant Reading
ANA MITRIĆ

“The Hunger of the Imagination”: Discordia Concors in Emma
CARROL L. FRY

Where Does the Pleasure Come From? The Marriage Plot and Its Discontents in Jane Austen’s Emma
DEANNA K. KREISEL

George and Georgiana: Symmetries and Antitheses in Pride and Prejudice
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MARGIE BURNS

Edward Austen’s Emma Reads Emma
KELLY M. McDONALD

James Stanier Clarke and the Firebrand
CHRIS VIVEASH

An Open Invitation, or How to Read the Ethics of Austen’s Pride and Prejudice
PETER MATHEWS