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A 7 page paper which examines “Pride and Prejudice,” “Emma,” and “Mansfield Park” by Jane Austen and discusses how her stories reflect social values v human nature. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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2002 Please Visit /aftersale.htm Introduction Jane Austen is incredibly well known for her novels which can offer a powerful amount of drama
while only addressing the simplest of conditions and the simplest of decisions. Her works primarily focus on women and the choices they have, or dont have. In essence, her women
want love, they want some sense of freedom, yet they are torn by what is right in terms of social conditioning. In the following paper we examine the position of
women in three of her novels as they involve social values v human nature. The novels discussed are "Pride and Prejudice," "Emma, and "Mansfield Park." Jane Austen "Jane Austen
was born on December 16, 1775, in Hampshire, England. Her father was the rector of the parish; she was her parents seventh child" (Anonymous Emma by Jane Austen notes.asp?nn=emma). In
1801 her father returned and moved the family to Bath, which Jane hated. "When he died in 1805, she moved with her mother and sister back to Hampshire. Although she
only went to London a few times and never left England--leading a relatively narrow, provincial life that provided the material for her novels--her large family and its members extraordinary lives
gave her much company and entertainment (one brother married their cousin, the Comtesse de Feuillide, who escaped the French Revolution after her husband was guillotined)" (Anonymous Emma by Jane Austen
notes.asp?nn=emma). She never married, but saw many around her go through the social evaluation of marriage, and the need to be sensible as well as follow ones own nature.
"Summarizing Austen simply emphasizes the extent to which her novels focus on the mundane and the quotidian, something her critics frequently emphasize. While domestic in their concerns, focusing as they
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