Highbury

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Highbury is the fictional English village that serves as the primary setting of Jane Austen’s novel "Emma."

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Highbury (fictional village) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional location
fictional village
setting in literature
appearsIn Emma NERFINISHED
country England
createdBy Jane Austen NERFINISHED
fictionalStatus not based on a real village with the same name
firstPublicationContext Emma (1815) NERFINISHED
hasPlace Hartfield NERFINISHED
Highbury village NERFINISHED
Randalls NERFINISHED
hasResident Emma Woodhouse NERFINISHED
Frank Churchill NERFINISHED
Harriet Smith NERFINISHED
Jane Fairfax NERFINISHED
Miss Bates NERFINISHED
Mr. Elton NERFINISHED
Mr. Knightley NERFINISHED
Mr. Woodhouse NERFINISHED
Mrs. Elton NERFINISHED
hasSocialFeature inn
local church
vicarage
hasThemeAssociation community life
courtship
manners
marriage
social class
inspiredBy rural communities in Regency-era England
languageOfWork English
locatedIn Surrey NERFINISHED
narrativeFunction microcosm of English rural society
nearbyPlace Donwell Abbey NERFINISHED
King’s Weston Inn NERFINISHED
London NERFINISHED
primarySettingOf Emma NERFINISHED
timePeriod early 19th century
workOfFictionGenre novel

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Miss Bates in Emma residence Highbury
subject surface form: Miss Bates
Emma (novel by Jane Austen) settingLocation Highbury
subject surface form: Emma (novel)
this entity surface form: Highbury (fictional village)
Emma settingPlace Highbury
subject surface form: Emma (2009 TV series)