Pride and Prejudice
Jane Austen · first published 1813
Mentioned 8 time(s) by 7 guest(s): 1 recommends. · Suggest a correction · Suggest tags
Paula Byrne on Conversations with Tyler (2024-12-11): mention
“…Pride and Prejudice is so much dialogue, it's like being at a play.…”
Paula Byrne on Thomas Hardy’s Women, Jane Austen’s Humor, and Evelyn Waugh’s Warmth (Ep. 229)
Joyce Carol Oates on The Tim Ferriss Show (2021-02-11): mention
“…Pride and Prejudice, and Emma, and then you get to Mansfield Park…”
Joyce Carol Oates — A Writing Icon on Creative Process and Creative Living (#497)
Branko Milanovic on EconTalk (2020-12-07): mention
“…where I used the Jane Austen, the Pride and Prejudice, and also Anna Karenina to actually situate…”
Janine Barchas on EconTalk (2020-01-20): recommend
“…I would suggest absolutely Pride and Prejudice. It will give you the greatest social currency out there…”
Janine Barchas on EconTalk (2020-01-20): mention
“…So, we've got Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, Emma, Mansfield Park, Northanger Abbey, and Persuasion as the novels…”
Tim O’Reilly on The Tim Ferriss Show (2018-02-03): mention
“…I still remember discovering Pride and Prejudice…”
Doug Lemov on EconTalk (2016-11-28): mention
“…or that book is Oliver Twist or Pride and Prejudice…”
Alison Wolf on EconTalk (2016-02-29): mention
“…we'd all like to be Lizzy in Pride and Prejudice…”