In ‘Gender’, E.J Clery argues that Jane Austin Systematically undercuts the ‘romantically inclined reader’. (164) what does this reveal about Jane Austens purpose in writing Northangar Abbey and on the politics of the novel generally?

In ‘Gender’, E.J Clery argues that Jane Austin Systematically undercuts the ‘romantically inclined reader’. (164) what does this reveal about Jane Austens purpose in writing Northangar Abbey and on the politics of the novel generally?

Primary source = Northanger Abby

Secondary source – three needed in total.

1- e.j Clery – Gender page 159-173. Need another two secondary sources.