Topic 68 of 100: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Tue, Dec 14, 1999 (20:39) |
Paul Terry Walhus (terry)
I am prompted to start this topic because Lenzi asked.
Is there a future for the Bronte and the Austen conferences here on the
Spring?
45 responses total.
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 1 of 45: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Tue, Dec 14, 1999 (20:40) * 42 lines
Lenzi arrived in bronte today and writes in the introduction:
Welcome to the bronte conference. This file may be edited by a
fairwitness.
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introductions
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Topic 1 of 68: 'introductions'
Resp 37 of 37: Lenzi (Lenzi) Mon, Dec 13, 1999 (19:19) 3 lines
Hello...I've been looking for something like this and have only come
across a discussion page which was populated by a massive group of
high schoolers looking for help because they hadn't read Jane Eyre
for school. Now, after my initial glee in finding this conference, I
am wondering how active this site is. It appears there have been no
entries for quite a while. I hope it is merely a temporary lull...
I am very enthusiastic about the Brontes and have read all I could
get my hands on. Until recently
I had concentrated on the works of C.& E. and their bios but I have
ordered Anne's novels and I'm excited about discovering something of
the more forgotten sister. Has anyone read "A Chainless Soul" by
Katherine Frank? I'm in the middle of it. She proposes that Emily
was anorexic. Although there is a considerable amount of conjecture
throughout the book, I felt that she might have something there. I
think if it is a truth, it was not the kind of self mutilation
arising from low self esteem which plag
es some of our young women in this day, but probably sprang from her
passionate need for control, esp. when she was placed in situations
in which she was away from home, away from her usual liberty. Does
anyone have thoughts on this? I'm so glad I found you all!
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 2 of 45: Marcia (MarciaH) * Tue, Dec 14, 1999 (23:02) * 1 lines
Until just recently Brontė was going strong through the aid of a diligent Charlotte, as I recall. There will always be lovers of the three ladies who lived such short and sheltered lives on the Yorkshire moors. I will try to enter the conversation if no one else steps forward - there is just so much of me to spread around, and at 116 pounds, that does not spread very far! Hang in there Lenzi...I shall return!
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Response 3 of 45: Marcia (MarciaH) * Tue, Dec 14, 1999 (23:04) * 1 lines
Might this topic be better served in Books or linked to Books Conference?
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Response 4 of 45: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Wed, Dec 15, 1999 (00:40) * 1 lines
Sure I'll link this to books.
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Response 5 of 45: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Wed, Dec 15, 1999 (00:50) * 2 lines
Well, I got it done on the second try.
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Response 6 of 45: Marcia (MarciaH) * Wed, Dec 15, 1999 (13:18) * 1 lines
Splendid! Now it should attract the Austen and Brontė admirers amongst us! Thanks, Terry!
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 7 of 45: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Thu, Dec 16, 1999 (13:38) * 1 lines
If we can figure out why they left and how to reattract them.
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 8 of 45: Marcia (MarciaH) * Thu, Dec 16, 1999 (14:59) * 1 lines
I'll go rattle some cages in Drool and find out.
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 9 of 45: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Fri, Dec 17, 1999 (08:42) * 3 lines
Rattle gently.
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Response 10 of 45: Wolf (wolf) * Tue, Dec 21, 1999 (18:13) * 1 lines
*whispering* who is austen again? i mean, the name is familiar but why has left my mind (for some reason, all i can think of is julia austin, a local dj *grin*)
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 11 of 45: Marcia (MarciaH) * Tue, Dec 21, 1999 (18:21) * 1 lines
Jane Austen wrote Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, Emma, and a whole bunch other good books on the lives and times she lived in. She was Aunt Jane to a large contingent of family but never married. Probably could not find a Darcy, either *grin*
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 12 of 45: Marcia (MarciaH) * Tue, Dec 21, 1999 (18:24) * 1 lines
Terry, I shall - I was Droolian and Firthian before I became aware of life as it really is on The Spring. I shall be most gentle and genteel about my activities there, as always...*smiling diplomatically*
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 13 of 45: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Wed, Dec 22, 1999 (09:37) * 8 lines
With the activity in our http://www.atlantea.com website, I am really
hoping to pump things up here as a stomping ground for poets, writers and
aficianados of fine classic works. I am using the success of authoress M
J Rose as a starting point for the impending marketing I'll be doing for
atlantea.com, she made it on the Amazon charts and got her book accepted
by the big publishers purely byh guerilla marketing on the net,
http://www.mjrose.com is the url I believe. She even sells a marketing
kit. We might take some pointers from her in getting these areas popular.
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 14 of 45: Wolf (wolf) * Wed, Dec 22, 1999 (09:42) * 1 lines
never heard of her or atlantea, think i'll check it out....
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 15 of 45: Wolf (wolf) * Wed, Dec 22, 1999 (09:44) * 1 lines
the atlantis graphics are great. the wording and everything makes you want to stay and check it out.
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 16 of 45: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Wed, Dec 22, 1999 (10:00) * 3 lines
Roger Didio is the guy doing it, and it has some potential for a
collaborative Spring - Atlantea project. Roger and I have been on the
phone a lot the last few days. He's in NY.
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 17 of 45: Wolf (wolf) * Wed, Dec 22, 1999 (21:45) * 1 lines
i didn't go through all the links there but is it an interactive book? (that's the feel i get anyway). i think it's a great!
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 18 of 45: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Thu, Dec 23, 1999 (18:41) * 5 lines
It is interactive, and I need to keep talking with Roger. The tentative
plan is at http://tvnight.org/atlantea but I need to scale it down and
rework it.
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 19 of 45: (sprin5) * Sat, Apr 22, 2000 (16:41) * 1 lines
Austen.com is blowing away spring.net in the charts, moving to a solida first place with huge stats.
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 20 of 45: (sprin5) * Sat, Apr 22, 2000 (17:02) * 211 lines
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Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 21 of 45: Marcia (MarciaH) * Sat, Apr 22, 2000 (17:12) * 1 lines
I have spoken elsewhere. It is nice that they are so busy....but....!
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 22 of 45: (sprin5) * Sat, Apr 22, 2000 (17:15) * 1 lines
No buts. It's great news that austen is doing so well. I hope it continues to grow. Maybe we can support it via pledge drive, if not maybe by banner ads and click throughs. Though I want to be careful about this and consider everyones feelings about keeping it pure like it is now.
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 23 of 45: Marcia (MarciaH) * Sat, Apr 22, 2000 (18:31) * 1 lines
You're gonna have to convinve me why I need to support austen.com...
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 24 of 45: Marcia (MarciaH) * Sat, Apr 22, 2000 (18:39) * 1 lines
Wish I knew why all of this noise about Austen.com is making me feel like a, unwanted child with a conference which deserves better...*sigh* Guess it is my problem, not yours or Ann's. I do as well as I can...with what I have...
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 25 of 45: (sprin5) * Sun, Apr 23, 2000 (02:34) * 1 lines
You're doing great, and I'll help you move forward with your conference as much as I can, Perhaps you should consider a dedicated domain name and get in Front Page 2000 authoring. It's not a big deal to get started.
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 26 of 45: Marcia (MarciaH) * Sun, Apr 23, 2000 (12:26) * 3 lines
I seem to attract people from other conferences (as Drool and Austin, for example) and if I were separate, new readers would not be aware of Geo, would they? Not sure what the advantage of having it as a separate entity.
I will be delighted to see your posts there. It is doing ok, but it could certainly stand a man's voice in there from time to time.
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Response 27 of 45: (sprin5) * Sun, Apr 23, 2000 (14:46) * 1 lines
What's hot in geo right now?
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Response 28 of 45: Marcia (MarciaH) * Sun, Apr 23, 2000 (16:23) * 2 lines
topic 24 - Beyond Earth (space, stars, planets), topic 27 Geo Archaeology, topic 28 Geo mythology (creation myths from all cultures and religions), topic 4 Gaia,
topic 14 Weather (linked to News), just about all of them, actually. Just created two new ones. Geothermal (geysers, etc) and and Geo Mysteries (for the far out from Loch Ness monster to middle earth and crop circles - the far-out of the Geo conference) At any time, the two gem topics get hot (8 for inorganic and 18 for oceanic - pearls / coral, amber, and ivory)
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 29 of 45: Marcia (MarciaH) * Sun, Apr 23, 2000 (16:25) * 3 lines
I am always open to suggestions for new topics. Geo's co-creator was gonna create at least one...but...*sigh*
Terry's Bioregions has gotten heavy traffic from time to time.
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 30 of 45: (sprin5) * Sun, Apr 23, 2000 (18:29) * 6 lines
geothermal is hot by definition. Gems are an interesting topic.
Post some things in the new pointers topic. I've got geo on the main page. As conversations heat up I'll try and post them to the main page. If I miss somehting point it out to me.
Ann is pumping up the pledge drive on austen.com. The spring is really a family of websites. and right now, it looks like austen.com and not spring.net is the leader.
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 31 of 45: Marcia (MarciaH) * Sun, Apr 23, 2000 (18:34) * 3 lines
OK...Thanks for that! I will keep you posted, although that cleverly-devised confifty page will give you a good idea of what are the hot discussions (but you would have to web in to see it...)
Brava, Ann! She'll do it! She has surmounted much larger obstacles than this.
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 32 of 45: Marcia (MarciaH) * Sun, Apr 23, 2000 (18:38) * 2 lines
I can post big long files too, but that is not what I think this is all about.
I cannot compete with her on this playing field.
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Response 33 of 45: on the porch (sprin5) * Mon, Jun 19, 2000 (12:07) * 14 lines
Paul,
Thanks so much for your input. The recruiting and curriculum team (Gregory,
Adrienne, Ben, Tom and I) will certainly discuss this more, but B&N is very
keen on literature courses.
Gregory's out of town this week, but maybe we can all sit down next week to
discuss your ideas further. Of course, Gregory will determine all of this
since he's the big boss man...
Thanks,
Jan
This is a sample of the emails I am getting in support of setting up a Jane Austen University in conjunction with Barnes and Noble. Anyone who is a part of austen.com please get in touch with me, I implore you for your help on this project which could become a milestone for us if it flies. I am going to need all the help I can get on this from our wonderful community of Jane Austen devotees.
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 34 of 45: on the porch (sprin5) * Mon, Jun 19, 2000 (12:09) * 1 lines
See the austen or the nh conference for me details, there's a cross linked topic there for Jane Austen University.
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 35 of 45: Marcia (MarciaH) * Mon, Jun 19, 2000 (15:43) * 1 lines
Please check this out. It has such great potential and a very special creative way to use the post-graduate degrees in things Austen we all seem to have earned.
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 36 of 45: on the porch (sprin5) * Tue, Jun 20, 2000 (08:10) * 4 lines
Please get in touch with me if you have any ideas for courses we could run online and tie in with the Spring conferences. This may be the mmost important project the Spring has ever undertaken and is vital for our future growth. Please pass the word around about this. We're looking for courses based on topics in all our conferences and courses around the works of Jane Austen and her novels and adaptations. This will become a growing venture within the Spring with funding going to the community as a whole and the participants in the project.
Scale of importance: Extremely high priority, urgent!
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 37 of 45: Marcia (MarciaH) * Tue, Jun 20, 2000 (19:06) * 1 lines
Some of the best minds on Spring are in Drool and they do not leave very often and will not see this posting of yours. Please put it on Porch 43 or somewhere in there...if not the linked topic...
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Response 38 of 45: on the porch (sprin5) * Wed, Jun 21, 2000 (07:33) * 1 lines
Will put it there now.
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Response 39 of 45: bookspring (sprin5) * Wed, Jun 21, 2000 (07:37) * 1 lines
I hoping for a re-unification and re-dedication of purpose around building the Spring and Austen Universities. I am hoping folks in this community get involved, I'd like to see how many courses we can do and what the titles would be. I've asked Ann if she would mind doing a mock up sample page.
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Response 40 of 45: Lindi (linise) * Thu, May 31, 2001 (00:47) * 1 lines
I found myself wondering upon coming here if this is a place for Charlotte or Emily Bronte? Although I admire both sisters, I find Wuthering Heights to be beautiful beyond compare because of its rough edges and raw emotion. Jane Eyre, on the other hand, is much more refined and soft. I would enjoy a bit of conversation about the sisters....for certainly their styles are very different.
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Response 41 of 45: Mike Griggs (mikeg) * Thu, May 31, 2001 (16:21) * 7 lines
Welcome Lindi,
I believe there may be a whole site dedicated to the Brontes, which is a spin off from our old Bronte conference here on The Spring.
Terry, the main man around here, would definitely know where to point you.
Mr. Walhus to the front desk please!!!
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 42 of 45: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Fri, Jun 1, 2001 (06:09) * 76 lines
Why, uh, of course. Let me carry your bags, Lindi, there is indeed a bronte conference, it could use some promotion and reviving. But it's there with a rich history of comments.
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Item Resps Subject
1 40 introductions
2 29 WELCOME, BRONTE FANS!
3 23 FAITHFULNESS OF BIOS?
4 103 JE FILM ADAPTATIONS
5 6 HOW TO CREATE A NEW TOPIC
6 11 The Role of Governess in AG & JE
7 4 PUBLICITY!
8 47 What IS it about those Bronte heroes...?
9 6 What wonderful timing ...
11 43 Pictures, anyone?
12 10 How Did Charlotte Die?
13 20 Favorite Lines
14 14 The Victorian Age
15 39 Branwell Bronte
16 16 Some Cool Books About the Brontes
17 8 The Spring as a community
18 11 The Musical
19 11 Jane Eyre Sequels?
20 0 Rules Of This Board
21 8 TIMOTHY (The Man, The Myth, The Legend) ;o)
22 34 Amy's Trip to Haworth
23 17 Juvenalia: Angria & Gondal
24 11 More Bronte Pictures!
25 54 What's Your Favorite Bronte Novel?
26 9 What happens at the end of Villette? don't read if you havn't read the book
27 5 Character NAMES
28 2 Favorite Characters
29 23 Did Emily "will" her own death?
30 18 Mr. Rochester and Blanche Ingram
31 62 Wuthering Heights video release date
32 68 Princess Diana dies in car crash at age 36
33 5 The role of Nelly Dean
34 6 Websites
35 5 COME OUT, COME OUT, WHEREVER YOU ARE!!!
36 3 The Brontes and the supernatural
37 8 Spring proposal to PBS
38 120 My top ten books of all time (in order)
39 5 Bronte Biography
41 2 Testing to see if I can create an Item
42 7 Jane (Eyre) vs. Jane (Austen) -- why not both?
43 5 The Brontes and the Visual Arts
44 3 The Brontes and the Visual Arts
45 1 Bronte Documentary
46 5 Hello from a newbie + The comments on A&E Jane Eyre that brought me here
47 2 Anne's age on gravestone a mistake? - it just doesn't add up!
53 14 Kate Bush's "WH" & Other Derivatives
54 12 Shirley (Spoilers)
55 5 Jane Eyre: Group Discussion Topics
56 5 Bronte manuscript discovered?
57 0 Meaning of "Enough of Thought, Philosopher"
58 6 Reading Jane Eyre (again) -- anyone want to read along?
59 1 Interesting theory on Heathcliff
60 1 Setting In Wuthering Heights
62 0 do the characters in WH represent the whole mankind?
63 6 I'm baaaccckk...
64 3 Poems
65 0 NEED HELP: regarding Cleopatra, Vashti in Villette
66 0 Emily Bronte ,strange feminist
67 1 WUTHERING HEIGHT
68 4 Jane Eyre,book and movies
69 0 please have a look at my Jane Eyre page!
70 0 questions about Shirley
71 0 Branwell Bronte
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 43 of 45: Lindi (linise) * Sun, Jun 3, 2001 (22:04) * 1 lines
Thanks so much! I am indeed new around here and just learning how to sort this all out!
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 44 of 45: Mike Griggs (mikeg) * Tue, Jun 5, 2001 (15:12) * 2 lines
Well don't be afraid to ask questions - we're here to help!
Topic 68 of 100 [porch]: Austen and Bronte - is there an Afterlife?
Response 45 of 45: Paul Terry Walhus (terry) * Sun, Dec 9, 2001 (16:01) * 19 lines
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Item 72 entered Sun, Dec 9, 2001 (12:53) by Elena Sheehan (Rochelle1)
Still out there?
A couple of years down the track and I've finally found the Bronte
Conference again. Of course, in the interim I've moved overseas and
am now living in the UK - Amy, are you still out there? Ever check
in? I've adopted Scarborough as a second home, and was up there on
the 150th anniversary of Anne Bronte's death.
In the bronte conference.
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