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how he explored men's and women's roles in society and in marriage through his fiction

17110 Miss Read and recorded his views inToner argues that several techniques unique to Austen's fiction expand the novel's capacity to depict consciousness, an analysis that holds implications for the study of fiction other than Austen's. Her discussion of these techniques is accessible and entertaining, and she uses examples across Austen's writing, including the juvenilia and fragments, to support her points. Toner is a fellow in English at Trinity College, Cambridge. Cambridge University