The author of the passage describes Austen's relationship to Romanticism as "vexed" mainly because A. her novels do not follow the Augustan mode to the extent the poetry of her contemporaries did B. her views seem to be at odds with those of male writer whose works defined British Romanticism C. her novels were written during the Romantic period, yet she is not treated as a Romantic writer D. her novels are critical of the Romantic ideology, embracing instead an alternative ideology sometimes described as "feminine Romanticism" E. she achieved recognition for her novels, whereas the Romantic era is better known for its poetry