LITERATURE QUESTIONS
INTRODUCTION TO LITERARY STUDIES
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The conflict between marriages based on love and those based on money
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The ways in which appearances don’t always match realities
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The danger in not recognizing the difference between reality and fiction
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All of these
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Detailed explanation-1: -Northanger Abbey follows the life and loves of its unlikely heroine, seventeen-year-old Catherine Morland, a naïve young woman away from her family for the first time and trying to navigate the world and the heart-with all their innate complexities.
Detailed explanation-2: -For Catherine, Northanger Abbey symbolizes an imagined ideal. As soon as she enters the abbey, she begins to think of herself as the heroine of a Gothic novel. Unlike Bath, which is simply a pleasant tourist town, the Abbey is a place of mystery and perhaps even adventure, at least in Catherine’s mind.
Detailed explanation-3: -Comedy, Coming-of-Age, Gothic, Romance, Satire. Northanger Abbey is primarily a light-hearted comedy with lots of scenes specifically designed for a laugh. While it isn’t a slap-stick, laugh-a-minute, Northanger Abbey does have all the elements of classic comedy.
Detailed explanation-4: -Language and Communication. Lies and Deceit. Foolishness and Folly. Literature and Writing. Youth. Gender. Friendship. Family. More items