The Spinsters' Book Blog
Aida Vittoria EltaninA dose of inspiration for women in want of a heroine - or of a lullaby to soothe their poor nerves. I will explore the works and life of one literary spinster per month, from Emily Brontë to Emily Dickinson, through a mix of in-depth analyses and podcast.
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Charlotte Lucas and the prostitution of one's soul in Pride and Prejudice
“Between the state of virgin purity and actual prostitution are there no intermediate degrees ? Is it nothing to have the soul deflowered?” Fordyce’s sermon on ‘Female Reserve’
“They prostitute their conscience, and dishonour their charact...
Was Jane Austen's Aunt Philadelphia the real Lydia Bennet?
This is the fifth article in a series on the theme of prostitution in Pride & Prejudice, especially regarding the Lydia and Wickham subplot. In previous articles, we decoded the novel's real genre as a sugar-coated sermon, uncovered ten all...
Was Lady Catherine De Bourgh a Russian Grand Duchess?
This is the fourth article in a series on the theme of prostitution in Pride & Prejudice, especially regarding the Lydia and Wickham subplot. In previous articles, we decoded the novel’s real genre as a sugar-coated sermon, uncovered ten al...
The Magdalene Hospital, a real Mr. Bennet and the first Lydia
This is the third article in a series on the theme of prostitution in Pride & Prejudice, especially regarding the Lydia and Wickham subplot. In the first, we decoded the novel's real genre as a sugar-coated sermon. In the second, we uncover...
10 allusions to Prostitution in Pride & Prejudice: The Bell Inn, Hogarth's Harlot Progress and a missing location
“She burst into tears as she alluded to (Lydia’s story)” Elizabeth Bennet
If you were a writer in 1798, how would you warn families about the very real risk of their 15-year-old girl ending up as a prostitute in London, without ever saying...
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Aida Vittoria Eltanin (E.V.A.) è il nome di penna dell'autrice di diversi libri. Laureata con 110 e Lode in Lingue e Letterature Straniere (Università di VR) + post-laurea in prestigiose università straniere. Oltre a scrivere, insegna inglese online.
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