janeite造句

• Southam describes it as a " Janeite " piece without the worship.
• However, I've never been a Janeite, and nevertheless I found it very engaging and accessible.
• :More plays and poems followed in the eighteenth century, when a small Janeite industry began to take shape.
• I can't say whether one is required to be a Janeite to think Austen ( 1775-1817 ) the foremost among novelists dispensing sweetness and light.
• Modern Janeites are described by their most fervent detractors in the same tones as Trekkies; academically speaking, the Janeite phenomenon can be seen as the very first " subculture " with all the attendant aspects, including pejorative but also positive.
• As a loyal " Janeite, " ( as Austen aficionados are called ) and a very modern woman, these are the kinds of questions _ common threads between the two very different skeins of 19th-and 20th-century women _ that Caprarotta enjoys dissecting with her friends in the Dayton chapter of the Jane Austen Society of North America.
• As a loyal " Janeite, " ( as Austen aficionados are called ) and a very modern woman, these are the kinds of questions _ common threads between the two very different skeins of 19th-and 20th-century women _ that Caprarotta enjoys dissecting with her friends in the Dayton chapter of the Jane Austen Society of North America . ( McCarty, Dayton Daily News ) MOVED.