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Persuasion

Book • 1817
Published posthumously in December 1817, *Persuasion* is Jane Austen's last completed novel.

The story revolves around Anne Elliot, a 27-year-old woman who, at the age of 19, was persuaded to break off her engagement to Captain Frederick Wentworth due to his lack of wealth and connections.

Eight years later, Anne and Captain Wentworth, now a successful naval officer, meet again, setting the stage for a second chance at love and marriage.

The novel explores themes of love, social class, regret, and the consequences of pride and persuasion, reflecting the societal norms and expectations of the Regency era in England.

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as Austin's final novel, focusing on Anne Elliot and her second chance at love.
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Mentioned as one of the six Jane Austen novels in a series that will be covered on the podcast.
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when discussing one of his songs.
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Mentioned as another well-known book by the same author, discussing the importance of priming before persuasion.
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Mentioned during the podcast discussion of Jane Austen's life and works.
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John Mullan
as the A-level set book that introduced him to Jane Austen.
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Andrew McCauley
as a book he listened to after "Influence."
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, discussing its content and timing.
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Michelle Mazur
regarding how his book 'Persuasion' is being exploited by bro marketers to scam people.
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Rachel Cook
in relation to the evolution of intimacy in literature.
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Megan Burns
as a book about creating an environment for easier persuasion.
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Erica Wagner
as one of the main topics of the debate.
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Stephen Riggio
as his favorite Jane Austen book, praising its brilliant writing.
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