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Austen’s interest in the workings of the mind is one of the elements that makes her novels groundbreaking. How does introducing a psychological element into Sense and Sensibility impact the reader’s experience?
Teaching Suggestion: This prompt asks students to consider both how and why Austen communicates characters’ thoughts and feelings. The bulleted questions that follow the main prompt question are not of equal difficulty but rather represent sequential steps in reasoning through an answer to the main prompt question. Students are likely to have a ready answer for the first of these bulleted questions, but they can spend as much or as little time as you have available gathering examples for the second of these bulleted points.
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