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work_jhoga6h6zzgi3m26436di7davi	Diego Saglia	Austen in the Second Degree: Questions and Challenges	2017	15	.pdf	application/pdf	3340	231	58	Austen in the Second Degree: Questions and Challenges Remediating Jane Austen through the Gothic: "Pride and Prejudice Remake of Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" intertextuality and rewriting – deeply rooted in Austen's fiction – also satisfying Austens 'in the second degree'.2 And, while this issue generally As to quotation, intertextuality and rewriting within Austen's work, and Prejudice Austen switches its position from Burney's finale to the Quotation, intertextuality and rewriting are another crucial facet of Austen Mandal, Jane Austen and the Popular Novel: The Determined Author, the current burgeoning of quotation, intertextuality and rewriting of Austen M. Brownstein, Why Jane Austen?, New York, Columbia University Press, Diego Saglia, Austen in the Second Degree: Questions and Challenges Diego Saglia, Austen in the Second Degree: Questions and Challenges Diego Saglia, Austen in the Second Degree: Questions and Challenges Diego Saglia, Austen in the Second Degree: Questions and Challenges Jane Austen, Edited by E.	./cache/work_jhoga6h6zzgi3m26436di7davi.pdf	./txt/work_jhoga6h6zzgi3m26436di7davi.txt