Edward M Copeland Boeken

Focusing on silver-fork novels, this study explores how these works reflect the collaboration between middle-class and aristocratic political ideals. By analyzing their narrative structures and themes, the author uncovers the cultural and social dynamics at play, revealing the novels' significance in shaping political discourse during their time. The book offers a fresh perspective on the intersection of literature and politics, highlighting the influence of these novels on societal values and class relations.

A comprehensive guide to Austen's works in the contexts of her contemporary world and present-day criticism.

Set against the backdrop of early nineteenth-century Britain, this study explores the silver-fork novel genre, which captivated middle-class readers despite being criticized as superficial and commercial. These novels, often overshadowed by Jane Austen's works, played a significant role in shaping public opinion and political reform by fostering a connection between the middle classes and aristocratic ideals. The author argues that rather than being dismissed, these novels should be recognized for their persuasive power and influence on societal change.

Exploring the paradox of women's economic powerlessness in Jane Austen's era, this study examines how fictional representations of money reflect the real-life financial constraints faced by women. By analyzing the economic context of Austen's novels alongside the professional lives of women authors and their publishers, the book illustrates the connection between women's fiction and the socio-economic challenges of the time. It highlights how these narratives resonate with the contemporary experiences of women regarding money and authorship.

When Anne Bland and her husband find themselves in Africa without a home, an estate agent offers them the perfect house. The only problem is, they are missionaries and penniless! But God intervenes and the house becomes theirs. Soon they find people being led to their home to receive hospitality, to hear the Gospel, to grow in their faith – and even to get married.However, when Anne discovers that her husband has been unfaithful to her, her world falls apart. Soon she finds herself fighting for her home, her family and her health. Yet, in the midst of everything, she finds hope and strength in the faithfulness and unfailing love of God.

This edition of this reference work on malignant breast disease contains 19 extra chapters offering a multi-disciplinary approach to diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation. The topics featured include subjects such as gene therapy, immunology and the role of immunotherapy legal issues.