2010
DOI: 10.1080/17450918.2010.527436
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Introduction: Jane Austen and William Shakespeare – Twin icons?

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“…This is the case with the writing of sequels to Jane Austen's novels, which are rightfully considered the "Golden Fund" of English literature on a par with the legacy of W. Shakespeare and C. Dickens (Breuer, n.d.). Interest in her literary heritage began at the beginning of the twentieth century, then was strengthened by the General commercialization of art in the second half of it, and has reached a high point in our days with the appearance of film adaptations of her novels and the emergence of online communities and fan clubs (Hopkins, 2018;Wifall, 2010). The attitude towards Jane Austen in her native England was changing from oblivion to a truly national love.…”
Section: Sequels To Jane Austen Novelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is the case with the writing of sequels to Jane Austen's novels, which are rightfully considered the "Golden Fund" of English literature on a par with the legacy of W. Shakespeare and C. Dickens (Breuer, n.d.). Interest in her literary heritage began at the beginning of the twentieth century, then was strengthened by the General commercialization of art in the second half of it, and has reached a high point in our days with the appearance of film adaptations of her novels and the emergence of online communities and fan clubs (Hopkins, 2018;Wifall, 2010). The attitude towards Jane Austen in her native England was changing from oblivion to a truly national love.…”
Section: Sequels To Jane Austen Novelsmentioning
confidence: 99%