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THE ECONOMICS OF PLOT IN BURNEY'S "CAMILLA"

Binhammer, Katherine

Studies in the Novel, 1 April 2011, Vol.43(1), pp.1-20 [Peer Reviewed Journal]

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THE ECONOMICS OF PLOT IN BURNEY'S "CAMILLA"
Author/Creator: Binhammer, Katherine
Language: English
Subjects: Business -- Accountancy -- Financial accounting -- Lockets ; Arts -- Literature -- Literary genres -- Lockets ; Arts -- Literature -- Literary elements -- Lockets ; Arts -- Literature -- Literary studies -- Lockets ; Business -- Industry -- Industrial sectors -- Lockets ; Philosophy -- Axiology -- Ethics -- Lockets ; Behavioral sciences -- Behavioral economics -- Consumer behavior -- Lockets ; Behavioral sciences -- Psychology -- Personality psychology -- Lockets ; Business -- Business operations -- Commerce -- Lockets ; Social sciences -- Communications -- Narratives -- Lockets
Is Part Of: Studies in the Novel, 1 April 2011, Vol.43(1), pp.1-20
Description: [...] Camilla stands as a telling reminder that sometimes a guinea is just a guinea. [...] I note how Burney refused to fetishize her own novel's value as an aesthetic object divorced from commerce.
Identifier: ISSN: 00393827

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