... of scopophilia present in narrative cinema: the pleasure in looking among the characters within the film and the audience's pleasure in watching the film. Nevertheless, the first signs of the gaze's existence are found within a text. Jane Austen is a popular author who is frequently seen as promoting the existence of a female ... own sound better: "Did you ever see such a little tittuppy thing in your life? There is not a sound piece of iron about it [ ] Thank God we have got better. I would not be bound to go two miles in it for fifty thousand pounds" (NA). Catherine, ignoring Thorpe's a...

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... she spent most of her life, she was a young 25, "delighting in clothes and social gaieties- (Laski 77). Through the dining room window, Jane also liked watching the traffic go by for an hour or two, early in the morning (Laski 75). We can assume she loved to write for she was working on a novel before ... that time. There is however one reference with political evidence from that time. Lydia and Catherine Bennet, younger sisters to Jane and Elizabeth found a chief interest in their lives in the officers of the militia stationed at Meryton. George Wickham has accepted a commission in the ...

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