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Cultural Framing of Windows in Pride and Prejudice
Why does Mr. Collins comment on the number of Lady Catherine’s windows? Learn about the 1696 window tax and its significance in Austen's Pride and Prejudice.
Nellie Downie
Feb 19
"Pride on the One Hand and Prejudice on the Other": A History of Jane Austen Studies at Seton Hill University
JASP is moving to Seton Hill University! Summer uncovers the history of Jane Austen studies at our new location.
Summer Griffin
Feb 6
Revolutionary Conversations Across the Atlantic: Jane Austen and Greensburg, Pennsylvania
JASP is moving to Greensburg, PA! Summer discusses how both Austen’s novels and Greensburg’s development are products of post-revolutionary societies.
Summer Griffin
Feb 3
"If he is not to be animated by Cowper!": Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and Jane Austen's Favorite Poet
In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday we take a look at his admiration for Jane Austen's favorite poet William Cowper.
Delicia Johnson
Jan 19
JASP 2025: The History of New Bern, North Carolina
Welcome back, dear readers! As many of you know by now, JASP 2025: Sensibility and Domesticity , will take place June 19-22, 2025, in...
Sarah Hurley
Apr 8, 2025
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