Reception of J. Austen’s creativity in Contemporary British Literature (Novel by Joe Baker “Longbourne”)

The experience of reception of creativity of J. Austen (1775—1817) in modern British literature is analyzed. The aim of the work was to identify the main directions and ideological and artistic functions of the deconstruction of pretext — the novel by J. Austen “Pride and Prejudice” (1813) — in the...

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Main Author: A. A. Ilunina
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Language:Russian
Published: Tsentr nauchnykh i obrazovatelnykh proektov 2021-03-01
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Online Access:https://www.nauka-dialog.ru/jour/article/view/2434
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description The experience of reception of creativity of J. Austen (1775—1817) in modern British literature is analyzed. The aim of the work was to identify the main directions and ideological and artistic functions of the deconstruction of pretext — the novel by J. Austen “Pride and Prejudice” (1813) — in the novel by Joe Baker (born in 1973) “Longbourne” (2013). It was revealed that the social, anti-colonial, anti-imperialist, anti-war, feminist components are the most significant in the deconstruction of pretext. For Baker, the main modes of rethinking the novel by J. Austen “Pride and Prejudice” become relevant in the modern social and cultural situation of revising the past and assessing the present in Britain, the problems of social contradictions, imperialism, colonialism and its consequences, the rights of women and minorities. It was concluded that in his artistic quest, Baker, although using the novel of the Regency era as a pretext, is moving closer to the neo-Victorian novel. It has been substantiated that it is advisable to clarify the definition of the “neo-Victorian novel of the younger generation” (the term by Y. S. Skorokhodko), designating works written in the pre-Victorian era, in particular, in the era of the Regency, as possible plot-forming pretexts, or to single out a new genre variety of British historiographic metanovel (L. Hutchen) — a Neo-Pre-Victorian novel.
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Reception of J. Austen’s creativity in Contemporary British Literature (Novel by Joe Baker “Longbourne”)
Научный диалог
contemporary british novel
intertextuality
postcolonialism
feminism
neo-victorian novel
jane austen
joe baker
title Reception of J. Austen’s creativity in Contemporary British Literature (Novel by Joe Baker “Longbourne”)
title_full Reception of J. Austen’s creativity in Contemporary British Literature (Novel by Joe Baker “Longbourne”)
title_fullStr Reception of J. Austen’s creativity in Contemporary British Literature (Novel by Joe Baker “Longbourne”)
title_full_unstemmed Reception of J. Austen’s creativity in Contemporary British Literature (Novel by Joe Baker “Longbourne”)
title_short Reception of J. Austen’s creativity in Contemporary British Literature (Novel by Joe Baker “Longbourne”)
title_sort reception of j austen s creativity in contemporary british literature novel by joe baker longbourne
topic contemporary british novel
intertextuality
postcolonialism
feminism
neo-victorian novel
jane austen
joe baker
url https://www.nauka-dialog.ru/jour/article/view/2434
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