>Oxford: 488 pages
>Penguin: 278 pages
wtf, that's a big difference in size, which one should I get??
Jane Eyre: Oxford vs Penguin
Benjamin Ramirez
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Jordan Price
Penguin, I hate shit that's full of notes and big introductions, I actually hate oxford.
Isaac Williams
you can skip them you know, Penguin as fewer notes but still has them.
David Scott
yes and they are mostly translations that are on the same page and you don't have to go back and forth through the book
Asher Ortiz
Depends on the book. Penguin Dubliners has endnotes.
Adam Long
If I had to guess, the Oxford one has an introductory essay, translator notes, and endnotes.
Jaxon Rodriguez
Hudson Rogers
I have that exact copy of the Penguin Jane Eyre, and it's over 600 pages long
Brody Phillips
wtf my national amazon sucks then. thanks for the info. I think I'll go Penguin for this one.
Andrew Cox
should've got the mcmillan
James Nguyen
For me, It's the norton critical edition
Landon Nelson
i dont know about penguin content but every time i see there books in a library its so cheap and low quality unlike oxford which is top notch paperback and there paper is awesome
Tyler Russell
This. If you really want a hardcover go with Everyman's Library.
Thomas Davis
I prefer Ignatius Press.
Aaron Murphy
Norton lost all credibility once they started doing this shit.
Wyatt Perry
Doing what?
Ryder Turner
Stop being so shallow. Besides they only do it for the Shakespeares, I think most of their other covers look great.
Noah Torres
for you its all ok, my dude?
Colton Scott
Cambridge and Everyman's
Parker Ortiz
Hi, I'm an upper middle class white woman living in the Victorian era, and I'm here to write extremely boring books about people drinking tea and being passive aggressive toward one another until someone gets married to someone else
White people ACTUALLY read this stuff
Connor Cooper
Jace Phillips
Go back and read something on your reading level like The Very Hungry Caterpillar and leave the literature to us.
Tyler White
Jane Eyre is a gothic romance my man. It's about a hot, insane woman trying to murder her husband while he seduces his young servant. It's one step away from the horror genre. Far from the stuffy British shit you're imagining
Lincoln Fisher
Oxford, to inflate your Goodreads stats
Logan Perry
Taking such pride in ignorance is indeed a trait of the black man
Ayden Wilson
I'm not white.
Julian Hughes
I have the penguin version it’s definitely over 500 page so
Caleb Gomez
Not sure what the difference is, but here's the contents of the oxford edition.
Wyatt Campbell
Are english translations really full of notes that spoonfeed you the meaning of the book like to an idiot? I always thought that was retarded.
Gavin Reed
You're trying too hard sweaty.
Landon Ward
Everyman ftw
Jack Kelly
Does LARPing as a nonwhite to bait out racism genuinely feel good? Or are you too far gone from sincerity to know what it means to have genuine feeling?
Justin Brown
>Mistaking Jane Eyre for Jane Austen
Wew
Gavin Wilson
>Jane Eyre
>translation
bruh
Joshua White
why do publishers use page count instead of wordcount? are they retarded?
>buyfagging shit that's free
Juan Johnson
Had to read it in 7th grade, Hated it. Still hate it. Romances suck.
Adam White
This is the only good post in this thread.
Logan Baker
That doesn't describe Jane Eyre at all.
Jaxon Russell
Jane Eyre was written like 300 yrs ago and English that old needs to be translated (like canterbury tales).
Jack Garcia
Nice bait
Aiden Reyes
This stems from your own inability to have a worthwhile relationship. If you did, you wouldn't have such a knee-jerk reaction to anything even remotely related to romance.
Samuel Johnson
>tfw Helen Burns
Why did best girl have to die so soon? She was the best part of the whole novel.
Luis Mitchell
Difference in page count like that can come from various things, such as the size of the physical page, the size of the font and margins, the amount of annotations included, the length of the introduction, etc.
Lucas Robinson
based