the book legends by john miller catalogs "women who have changed the world." given to me as a gift 8 years ago, it inspired me to dedicate the last friday of every month's post to a different legend (in my humble opinion).
well i am embarrassed to admit that i missed not 1 but 2 whole months of legends posts. blah blah the holidays excuses excuses. well, no more i say! this month i bring you the incomparable jane austen.
her themes have influenced feminism, love, and society.
xo. di.
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she has inspired countless women with her written words.
{via 100 layer cake}
her works have been interpreted in dozens of movie and television adaptations (hello colin firth as mr. darcy!).
her themes have influenced feminism, love, and society.
{1 via penguin classics, 2 via anovelamore}
she is just as much a part of our culture today as she was in the 1800s, if not more so.
she is just as much a part of our culture today as she was in the 1800s, if not more so.
{1 via yardia, 2 via penguin classics, 3 via}
jane austen is the epitome of a legend. and that status isn't going away any time soon.
jane austen is the epitome of a legend. and that status isn't going away any time soon.
{1 via yardia, 2 via style me pretty}
xo. di.
*all images as noted above
great post, di. although, i still chuckle when i see the word "legend." ;)
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thanks, ash! and um LOL on "legend." they almost ruined the word for me. almost. hehe.
ReplyDeletemy favorite jane austen is the "in vain have i struggled..."
ReplyDeleteLOVE this post (:
agreed, such a great quote! thanks!
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