Part One Jane Austen's Persuasion and its Cinematic Adaptation
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter Ⅰ Old Story，F(xiàn)resh Taste-Mastering Narrative Elements of Persuasion
1．1 Transpose the Narration to the Fiim
1．1．1 Narrational Mode： The Novel
1．1．2 Narrational Mode： The Film
1．2 The Structural Trait - Parallel and Contrast
Chapter Ⅱ Hero and Heroine-a \"Tale of Lost Love Refound\"
2．1 Hero and Heroine as Persuasion Endeavors to Persuade
2．2 Filming Romance-Constant Love Overcomes Estrangement
Conclusion
Appendix
Bibliography

Part Two Jane Austen and Charles Darwin： an Intellectual Filiation？Evolution et Mobility in Persuasion
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter Ⅰ \"A Tale of Lost Love Refound\"，Evolution and Marriage in Persuasion
1．1 The Sexual Contract as Narrative Paradigm
1．2 Mating and Sexual Selection in Persuasion
1．2．1 Men's Choice
1．2．2 Women's Choice
1．3 Love and Marriage： Common Concerns of Austen and Darwin
Chapter Ⅱ \"the Survival of the Fittest\"，Mobility as Persuasion Endeavors to Persuade
2．1 Intellectual Mobility and Improvement on the Issue of Nature and Religion
2．2 Domestic Mobility and Social Mobility Promoted by Jane Austen
2．2．1 Social Mobility
2．2．2 Domestic Mobility
Conclusion
Appendix
Bibliography