Sense and Sensibility
Novel by Jane AustenWikipedia
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Search complete. 503 mentions across 173 episodes found for "Sense and Sensibility".
Oct 28, 2026
335: The Beatles and The Academics - How To Process The Beatles
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24:43Christine Feldman-BarrettGUEST
But the Beatles always are in that category with just a few others.
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24:49Christine Feldman-BarrettGUEST
When you were talking about the repackaging and rebranding of, say, the albums or whatnot, we can talk about the biopics that are forthcoming in a the new version of, say, Pride and Prejudice or Sense and Sensibility.
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25:10Christine Feldman-BarrettGUEST
So Jane Austen, Shakespeare, there are a few of these figures in British cultural history that seem to have that staying power.
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25:20Christine Feldman-BarrettGUEST
And why is that? I think I mentioned this in one of the emails I sent in a response to setting up this discussion.
186. October Book Club: Sense and Sensibility
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26:47KylieHOST
So we have to put that on our radar.
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26:49KylieHOST
Maybe that'll be our December book club.
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26:51KylieHOST
I was thinking that or either the Courtney Walsh book.
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26:53KylieHOST
Oh, the Courtney Walsh book.
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27:05HannahHOST
Yeah, that's true.
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27:06HannahHOST
I don't want to hear anybody slander.
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27:08HannahHOST
We cannot bring our book club curse to Courtney Walsh.
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27:11HannahHOST
It'll be the
Chapter 83: The Unknown by Riley Sager Book Club Discussion
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10:55AdrienneHOST
I have no doubts but you know it sounds kind of good she might shock us she could I'll be the guinea pig please do yeah And then watch.
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11:08AdrienneHOST
So my sister and my friend Aaron and I, for my birthday, went to go see Sense and Sensibility since Adrian and Lindsay would not go see it with me.
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11:17AdrienneHOST
And Lindsay outright refused.
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11:19AdrienneHOST
I would...
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11:47AdrienneHOST
Well, you grew up like an only child.
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11:50AdrienneHOST
But anyways, it is not about lesbians.
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11:53AdrienneHOST
It is a Jane Austen classic novel, Sense and Sensibility.
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11:56AdrienneHOST
She also wrote Pride and Prejudice.
#105 The Five Raindrop Day, Scotch Eggs and A Tea Lady Resurgence
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31:47Charlotte JacklinHOST
oh okay that sounds fantastic
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31:49Liv PurvisHOST
What else have I done TV wise? I've done Sense and Sensibility.
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31:52Liv PurvisHOST
Or did I do Pride and Prejudice? Which one? Sense and Sensibility.
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31:56Liv PurvisHOST
I get so
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31:56Charlotte JacklinHOST
confused.
Episode 300 – Twilight
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3:44Meredith GoldsteinGUEST
Yeah.
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3:46Meredith GoldsteinGUEST
I had mentioned before we came here that I saw the screening of the new Sense and Sensibility and how, and I'm laughing because I'm about to compare Sense and Sensibility to
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3:56RenataHOST
Twilight,
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3:57Meredith GoldsteinGUEST
get ready.
381 - We’re FINALLY Back!! + Kelly Clarkson Causes MAJOR Drama Over $15k Wooden Bird
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32:30Jessi SmilesHOST
Oh, that's why I don't know her.
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32:31Lily MarstonHOST
Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park, Lady Susan, The Watsons.
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32:37Lily MarstonHOST
Pride and Prejudice is definitely why we know who she is.
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32:39Lily MarstonHOST
Anyway, we are done sounding stupid.
Watsons (Dramatic Reading)-Jane Austen, L. Oulton
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4:37speaker_18VOICE_ACTOR
It is therefore probable that it was composed at Bath before she ceased to reside there in 1805.
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4:43speaker_18VOICE_ACTOR
This would place the date a few years later than the composition, but earlier than the publication, of Sense and Sensibility and Pride and Prejudice.
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4:51speaker_18VOICE_ACTOR
To the second question, why was it never finished? I can give no satisfactory answer.
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4:57speaker_18VOICE_ACTOR
i think it will be generally admitted that there is much in it which promised well that some of the characters are drawn with her wonted vigor and some with a delicate discrimination peculiarly her own and that it is rich in her especial power of telling the story and bringing out the characters by conversation rather than by description It could not have been broken up for the purpose of using the materials in another fabric, for, with the exception of Mrs. Robert Watson, in whom a resemblance to the future Mrs. Elton is very discernible, it would not be easy to trace much resemblance between this and any of her subsequent works.
Book recs: Kansas City librarians and booksellers share spooky seasonal recommendations
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2:43Diana PlattGUEST
I see a lot of people checking out the classics, especially with a lot of the film adaptations that have been coming out.
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2:49Diana PlattGUEST
We've got Pride and Prejudice coming, Sense and Sensibility, The Odyssey.
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2:53Diana PlattGUEST
People are loving those.
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2:55Steve KraskeHOST
You know, it's Halloween time, obviously, and for many people that means reading a thriller or a horror story or even a mystery.
Watsons (Dramatic Reading)-Jane Austen, L. Oulton
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4:50J. E. Austen-LeighVOICE_ACTOR
It is therefore probable that it was composed at Bath before she ceased to reside there in 1805.
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4:57J. E. Austen-LeighVOICE_ACTOR
This would place the date a few years later than the composition, but earlier than the publication, of Sense and Sensibility and Pride and Prejudice.
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5:05J. E. Austen-LeighVOICE_ACTOR
To the second question, why was it never finished? i can give no satisfactory answer i think it will be generally admitted that there is much in it which promised well that some of the characters are drawn with her wonted vigor and some with a delicate discrimination peculiarly her own and that it is rich in her especial power of telling the story and bringing out the characters by conversation rather than by description It could not have been broken up for the purpose of using the materials in another fabric, for, with the exception of Mrs.
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5:35J. E. Austen-LeighVOICE_ACTOR
Robert Watson, in whom a resemblance to the future Mrs. Elton is very discernible, it would not be easy to trace much resemblance between this and any of her subsequent works.
Jennifer Holberg on Jane Austen’s ‘Sense and Sensibility’
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0:05Brent SiddallHOST
I'm Brent Siddall, and my very special guest back on the show this time is Jennifer Holberg, who's with me to talk about another Jane Austen novel.
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0:12Brent SiddallHOST
Yes, we're up to number two, and it's Sense and Sensibility.
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0:17Brent SiddallHOST
Jennifer is professor and chair of the English department at Calvin University in the States and co-director of the Calvin Center for Faith and Writing.
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0:24Brent SiddallHOST
She's also the author of the book Nourishing Narratives, and she joins me now.
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0:35Jennifer HolbergGUEST
Can't wait to talk more about Jane Austen again.
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0:38Brent SiddallHOST
Oh, yes, I'm looking forward to it.
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0:40Brent SiddallHOST
Now, when was Sense and Sensibility written?
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0:44Jennifer HolbergGUEST
Yeah, so, you know, they have a little bit of trouble with that because there's not that many manuscripts that remain anymore from Austen.
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