Jane Austen in the Twenty-First Century
Location
Schuster Hall
Start Date
10-11-2013 1:45 PM
End Date
10-11-2013 3:00 PM
Description
In this session Phyllis Bottomer, Andrea Coldwell Cabus, and Lori Halvorsen Zerne presented the following papers:
- “Social Awkwardness: Viewing Some of Austen’s Characters Through the Lens of Twenty-First Century Knowledge of Autistic Spectrum Disorders” - Phyllis Bottomer
- “Imagining Future Janeites: YA Adaptations of Pride and Prejudice” - Andrea Coldwell Cabus
- “Jane Austen, Regency Zombies, and the ‘Monstrous Future’ of Capitalism” - Karen C. Hadley
- “The Austen Obsession: Jane’s Continuing Relevance and Cultural Power in the Twenty-First Century” - Cheryl Comparativo
At the end of the session the presenters answered questions from the audience.
Repository Citation
Bottomer, Phyllis Ferguson; Coldwell Cabus, Andrea; Hadley, Karen C.; and Comparativo, Cheryl, "Jane Austen in the Twenty-First Century" (2013). Pride and Prejudice: The Bicentennial. 8.
https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/celia_pride/conference/october11/8
Jane Austen in the Twenty-First Century
Schuster Hall
In this session Phyllis Bottomer, Andrea Coldwell Cabus, and Lori Halvorsen Zerne presented the following papers:
- “Social Awkwardness: Viewing Some of Austen’s Characters Through the Lens of Twenty-First Century Knowledge of Autistic Spectrum Disorders” - Phyllis Bottomer
- “Imagining Future Janeites: YA Adaptations of Pride and Prejudice” - Andrea Coldwell Cabus
- “Jane Austen, Regency Zombies, and the ‘Monstrous Future’ of Capitalism” - Karen C. Hadley
- “The Austen Obsession: Jane’s Continuing Relevance and Cultural Power in the Twenty-First Century” - Cheryl Comparativo
At the end of the session the presenters answered questions from the audience.
