![]() ![]() When a reader opens the book and starts realizing how Mrs. The book shows how being unique should be the norm and not having to worry about being just like everyone that surrounds you. Among the Notes in Pride and Prejudice, Vivien Jones writes, “The culture in which Austen’s heroines make their choices is one of social aspiration and consumerism, and in which social aspiration and consumerism are themselves live moral and political issues–particularly for women,” which Austen undoubtedly recognized a need to write about such issues pressing her and her world.īecause of such strong themes and ideas that continue to carry through today’s day and age, Pride and Prejudice continues to prevail through various adaptations in a plethora of media based platforms.Īlthough Pride and Prejudice is easily known for the constant appearance of love, it hits on deeper topics such as inequality, standing up for yourself, and not conforming to the social normalities. The novel itself deals with the very issues women of Jane Austen’s time dealt with on a day to day basis, and deserved a call to action. ![]() ![]() All the same, Pride and Prejudice was a novel about the critic versus the criticizer and defended itself from criticism via Jane Austen’s carefully articulated use of satire and the appearance of comedy. ![]() Thus why many women didn’t partake in literature of their own works. During this period in Austen’s career, women were expected to be vulnerable to male critics from such a male dominated field. ![]()
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