Jane Austen Day will be celebrated in Philadelphia, Saturday, April 16, 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., the Union League of Philadelphia, 140 South Broad St. Click here for more information.
Theme: Join JASNA Eastern Pennsylvania Region at the exquisite Union League for a day celebrating the bicentenary of the publication of Emma in Philadelphia, the city that first published Emma in the United States. Emma Woodhouse, famously described by Austen as the heroine “whom no one but myself will much like” will get our full consideration on Jane Austen Day. Is Emma witty and charming or meddling and pretentious? Or perhaps Austen’s most complex heroine is all of these things and much more.
The Speakers: Four Austen scholars – Claudia L. Johnson, John Mullan, Michael Gamer and William Galperin.
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Oh, wouldn’t I love to be there???
Congratulations on reaching 10 million hits! This is the most delightful blog I have encountered; I am proud to have that prejudice! I would love an annotated copy of either Emma or Pride and Prejudice. Keep up the great work! :)
I am loving Jane Austen Day. For me it is every day, and so a special day set aside is a day made precious.
Emma is definitely all of those things! Congratulations on reaching a milestone in visitors!
It would be amazing to attend!
Oh, if only I could attend!
Looking forward to attending Jane Austen Day in Philadelphia! It promises to be a wonderful day in a beautiful and historic location.