- Jane
Austen (Wikipedia)
1 Life 1.1 Family and Education 1.2 Writing 1.3 Romances
1.4 Later Life and Death
2 Works 2.1 Literary Influences
3 Criticism
4 Bibliography 4.1 Novels 4.2 Shorter works 4.3 Juvenilia
5 Filmography
5.1 Pride and Prejudice 5.2 Emma 5.3 Sense and Sensibility 5.4 Persuasion
5.5 Mansfield Park 5.6 Northanger Abbey
5.7 Non-book based
6 Plays and Musicals
7 References
8 Further reading
9 External links 9.1 Works 9.2 Author information 9.3 Fan
sites and societies 9.4 Miscellaneous
- Jane Austen s
World (janeaustensworld.wordpress.com)
"This blog brings Jane Austen and the Regency Period
alive through food, dress, social customs, and other 19th C. historical
details."
- with LINKS
to E-texts of Jane Austen s Novels, E-Texts About Jane, Free
Online Audio Books & Podcasts, Online Movies & Trailers, Music,
Musicals...
Listening : 
CD-rom :
-
Jane
Austen (cati.paris4.sorbonne.fr)
"Ce cédérom contient le texte intégral
de neuf romans de Jane Austen, et offre des fonctionnalités
de recherche avancées de l'interface Acrobat Reader.
Les romans qui figurent sur le cédérom :
Emma
Mansfield Park
Northanger Abbey
Persuasion
Pride and Prejudice
Sense and Sensibility
Lady Susan
Sanditon
The Watsons"
'Sense and Sensibility' (1811) : 
- Sense
and Sensibility (Wikipedia)
1 Plot introduction
2 Plot summary
3 Characters in Sense and Sensibility
4 Critical appraisal
5 Culture
6 Notes

'Pride and Prejudice' (1813) : 
- Pride
and Prejudice (Wikipedia)
1 Plot summary
2 Role of women in the 18th century
3 Characters in Pride and Prejudice
4 Artistic depictions of and related to Pride and Prejudice
4.1 Film, television, and theatrical adaptations 4.2 Related works of
film and literature
5 Awards and nominations
6 External links
- Pride
and Prejudice : a lesson plan (school.discoveryeducation.com)
" Students will understand the following:
1. Classics are those pieces of literature that continue to be popular
long after they were authored.
2. Classics tend to have universal themes.
3. Austen s writing has been updated and dramatized and, most
likely, will continue to be."
'Emma' (1816) : 
- Emma
(Wikipedia)
1 Plot summary
2 Principal characters
3 Criticism and themes
4 Film and television adaptations
5 Further reading
6 External links
- THE
THEME OF EMMA (dickens-theme.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk)
- Jane
Austen Quiz (about.com)
"Why was Jane Austen so famous? What are some of her most well-known
works? Which characters fall in love?
And what happens? Test your knowledge about Jane Austen."
- Jane
Austen - Questions (uen.org)
"Sample the ... internet sites and complete the activities
for each one to learn more about the author of Emma and Sense and Sensibility."
-
Living
in the 19th Century with Jane Austen! (questgarden.com)
"This WebQuest will include a tour of the 19th Centery, more
specifically, a tour of Jane Austen's novel Pride and Prejudice. It
will include a look into Regency England, the dress, the food, activities,
etc, in relation to the view points of the characters in Pride and
Prejudice."
Games TO PRINT :
Videos :
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