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... Jane Austen’s work has been a part of the literary world for as long as I can remember. ... I am going to focus this paper on the research and criticism of Emma. ... Trollope wrote the essay “Trollope on ‘Emma’: an unpublished note. ... Towards the end Trollope writes that he believes Austen to be a coward because in the final scene when Emma and her lover are speaking and the conversation grows boring, Austen cuts directly into a narration. ... ” Isaacs takes a different turn when speaking of Emma. ... Isaacs is writing about how ahead of her time Jane Austen was, in fact he said Jane Austen was exactly one hundred years a head of her time. ... He continues on and at the end of the essay Isaacs wrote “Brilliant as Jane Austen is, she is still one of the primitives. ... Her essay is titled “Emma Lives! ... Then goes on to ‘write’ a letter to Alice, saying that she heard the most admirable dramatization of Emma on the radio. ... ” Hale wrote an entire critical essay on one paragraph of the Jane Austen book Emma. ... In the first article I wrote about the author was very straight forward about what he liked and didn’t like and how he thought that Jane Austen was a coward. ... Modern is exactly what Isaacs called Jane Austen, which is exactly true; the woman was way a head of the times.
Approximate Word count = 1262
Approximate Pages = 5
(250 words per page double spaced)
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