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Jane Austen's Persuasion

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Help with evaluating the title and its capability to persuade the reader that Anne (a character in the novel) has the ability to critique her own society is given.

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Jane Austen's Persuasion is briefly explicated in terms of title.

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To begin this paper, the first thing I would do is concentrate on the word Persuasion and what this word means. Obviously the definition doesn't change from century to century, however the fashion in which Austen uses this word in her book is important to her story. So I would have your first step be to evaluate the word, in the context that Austen portrays in her novel. In Austen's book, persuasion concentrates on the social relations of a class of people in her society. When reading this book, we realize she is not concentrating on one character, rather an ...

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