I may not be capable of ranking Jane Austen's seven classic novels and finished works of literature, but I *can* point you to what I feel is Jane Austen's most essential work, work that she herself and her characters undertook and work that she calls each of her readers to undertake as well.❤️ Are these unpopular opinions? I'll leave it to you to decide. 😉 I've enjoyed hearing lots of different thoughts about #JaneAusten books around booktube during #JaneAustenJuly this month and thought it'd be fun to share some of my own musings as well!
**FYI there are some observations, particularly in the second half of the video, which could be considered spoilers for Brideshead Revisited, Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, and Mansfield Park.**
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00:00 An Unanswerable Question
00:50 What I Love Most about Austen’s Novels
02:32 What Austen’s Protagonists Have in Common
03:32 Inner Fogs and a Brief Brideshead Discursion
06:03 What Austen’s Antagonists Have in Common
06:56 Can Characters Change their Selfish Habits?
08:25 How Austen’s Heroines Grow
09:33 Jane Austen’s Most Essential Work
10:26 Lessons Learned from Jane
