¿Existe un orden particular para leer las obras de Jane Austen?

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00:00¿Qué es lo que se considera en el orden de leer a Austen?

00:29¿Qué es lo que se considera en el orden de leer a Austen?

00:59¿Qué es lo que se considera en el orden de leer a Austen?

01:03¿Qué es lo que se considera en el orden de leer a Austen?

01:07¿Qué es lo que se considera en el orden de leer a Austen?

01:11¿Qué es lo que se considera en el orden de leer?

01:13¿Qué es lo que se considera en el orden de leer a Austen?

01:17¿Qué es lo que se considera en el orden de leer a Austen?

01:21¿Qué es lo que se considera en el orden de leer a Austen?

01:25¿Qué es lo que se considera en el orden de leer a Austen?

01:27¿Qué es lo que se considera en el orden de leer a Austen?

01:31¿Qué es lo que se considera en el orden de leer a Austen?

01:33¿Qué es lo que se considera en el orden de leer a Austen?

01:37¿Qué así?

01:38¿Qué es lo que se considera en el orden de leer a Austen?

01:40¿Qué es lo que se considera en el orden de leer a Austen?

01:45I think anybody who doesn't like Pride and Prejudice almost immediately probably is never going to like Jane Austen.

01:51And then one could read Emma for its rather, I think, more complex and subtle humour.

02:01It's the longest and I think the most complicated of Jane Austen's novels.

02:06Then perhaps Mansfield Park, which actually came between Pride and Prejudice and Emma,

02:11and which is, I think, the most challenging Austen novel because she reacted against what she herself had done in Pride and Prejudice

02:20with this extraordinary and witty heroine, Elizabeth Bennet, by creating Fanny Price,

02:31the most reserved of all her heroines and the least irreverent.

02:41Then perhaps Persuasion, her last completed novel, which I think many people have as their favourites.

02:47It's the most melancholy and the most romantic of Austen's novels,

02:52the novel in which the heroine turns down the man she loves but then gets a second chance.

02:58Then perhaps Northanger Abbey, which although was published after Austen's death,

03:05was probably the earliest of her novels, at least in draft form,

03:11and is a playful jeu d'esprit, best enjoyed when you've already read some other Austen novels.

03:19And then perhaps last of all, the one she completed first, Sense and Sensibility,

03:25which is a novel where she's still finding her way, finding her technique,

03:32still writing much influenced by the 18th century prose writers to whom she was devoted, like Dr. Johnson.

03:40And perhaps a novel which is only really relishable once you've understood the extraordinary originality of the novel she went on to next.