
Accessible literary content from a University of Oxford PhD student in English Lit
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And the differences between Romantic, romantic, satire, and irony.
Once, a professor told me that Jane Austen’s world was too small. To him, Austen’s books were “just” the stuff of nineteenth century genteel domesticity.
A self-study course all about Jane Austen and her literary, cultural, and social world.
In May 1913, the London Review of Books published an anonymous essay in praise of that great British novelist: Jane Austen. In the essay, the writer de...
I rarely share my fiction writing here on Substack, but I’m trying to change that. In general, I’m working on putting myself out there more on my socials. I love to connect a person and face to content, so I want to be able to do that for m...
I’m Heather, an English Literature PhD student at Oxford University.
I’m the creator of Demystifying Literature here on Substack, where I break down literary studies in ways that are accessible and (hopefully) interesting. Basically, if yo...
An exploration of the major ideas that inform modern literary studies, including their key thinkers and must-read texts, and exercises for how to apply modern theory to your own reading.
A few months ago, I posted a 10-minute overview of l...
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an English Literature PhD student at the University of Oxford and author of The Gilded Butterfly Effect ð¦ðð¦ââ¬âï¸ð°ðâ⬠Demystifying the literary canon
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