Jane Austen's Emma .... a woman still "wield[s] her mighty negative", and the state of marriage, in which a woman is "subsumed into the representative of her husband" (Poovey 392). .... (2047 8 )
EMMA AND HER CRITICS .... a woman still "wield[s] her mighty negative", and the state of marriage, in which a woman is "subsumed into the representative of her husband" (Poovey 392). .... (2124 8 )
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