Sense & Sensibility: Volume 3, chapters 1-8

Close Reads Podcast

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Arts, Books

4.4 • 823 Ratings

🗓️ 2 July 2019

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Join David, Heidi, and special guest Karen Swallow Prior for a conversation about Marianne's growth, Willougby's villainy, Edward's issues, and the balance of satire and pathos in a book like this.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome back to Close Reads here in the Close Reads Podcast Network.
0:08.3	I'm David Kern and I am joined by Heidi White and our very special guest, Karen,
0:12.9	Svalo Pryor.
0:13.6	Heidi and Karen, welcome back to the show.
0:15.0	How's it going?
0:15.9	Thanks, David.
0:16.7	Going well.
0:17.4	Deep into the summer.
0:18.4	I love it.
0:20.9	Is sense and sensibility the kind of book you would normally read during the summer, by the way?
0:25.6	It is for me, yes.
0:28.0	So side question, then.
0:29.5	What makes for a summer book for you?
0:32.2	Oh.
0:34.1	Is by Jane Austen?
0:35.8	By Jane Austen.
0:37.9	I usually just like to read classic works of literature novels that either I haven't read before, which is the case here, or, yeah, just something that's for fun for me, but still a good work of literature.
0:54.6	So for you, that means it was written before 1800, right?
0:59.4	Usually, yes.
1:02.7	Anybody who's read...
1:03.6	Before 1900 for sure.
1:05.6	Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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