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Preface
1. Jane Eyre -Effects: The Survival and Diffusion of Romance
2. Looking for Sympathy and Intelligibility 3. "Upended Priority": The Orphan on Stage
4. The "Erotics of Talk"
5. Anger and Sadness: Unsanctioned Emotion, Articulate Feeling
6. Goldelse (1866): "A Lighter-Tinted Jane Eyre in Somewhat Different Circumstances"
7. Mixed Messages: Marlitt's Little Moorland Princess (1871)
8. The Purchase of Romance: The One and the Many Coda "Relations stop nowhere": The Purchase of Romance in a Time of Inequality Notes
Bibliography
German Editions and Adaptations of Jane Eyre Editions, Adaptations, and Spoofs of Charlotte-Birch Pfeiffer Die Waise aus Lowood Editions and Adaptations of the Fiction of E. Marlitt
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1. Jane Eyre -Effects: The Survival and Diffusion of Romance
2. Looking for Sympathy and Intelligibility 3. "Upended Priority": The Orphan on Stage
4. The "Erotics of Talk"
5. Anger and Sadness: Unsanctioned Emotion, Articulate Feeling
6. Goldelse (1866): "A Lighter-Tinted Jane Eyre in Somewhat Different Circumstances"
7. Mixed Messages: Marlitt's Little Moorland Princess (1871)
8. The Purchase of Romance: The One and the Many Coda "Relations stop nowhere": The Purchase of Romance in a Time of Inequality Notes
Bibliography
German Editions and Adaptations of Jane Eyre Editions, Adaptations, and Spoofs of Charlotte-Birch Pfeiffer Die Waise aus Lowood Editions and Adaptations of the Fiction of E. Marlitt
Works Cited