Visiting Jane Austin. Warley L.

This new biography of Jane Austin differs from others with a special immersion in an era, extremely careful and accurate recreation of the atmosphere in which the author of the works of the works beloved and created.

the daughter of a rural pastor, Jane never had his own At home and all her life she was forced to move from place to place, sometimes using the hospitality of rich relatives, and at times huddling in rented housing.

The historian of English life Lucy Warley leads the reader at the addresses related to the life and work of the great compatriot, the reader with the world of the things surrounding her and recreating the atmosphere of her daily life.

written on the basis of huge factual material - letters and memoirs of contemporaries, newspaper publications, literary works of the time, works of Jane Ostin himself - this “biography through the Biography through The prism of everyday life ”helps to understand why in her work such a great importance is attached to the house that is perceived as a cozy nest, then as a place of imprisonment, then as an unattainable dream.