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Jane Austen was born in England in 1775. She wrote 6 major novels focused on themes of love, marriage, and women's social positions. Her first published novel, Sense and Sensibility, was published in 1812 and tells the story of the Dashwood sisters, Elinor and Marianne. Elinor represents sense, using practical reasoning, while Marianne represents sensibility, guided by her emotions. The novel explores the expectations of women in marriage and society at the time and the different impacts practical and emotional thinking had on the sisters' lives.
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- 2. About Jane Austen . • Birth-16 December 1775 in England. • Father-George Austen. •She was the seventh child of her parents. Her closert friend was her only sister Cassandra. •She was an english novelist . Known specially for 6 majore novels.
- 3. She wrote as woman about women. Love , marrige and Matrimoney were basic themes of her novels. Sense and Sensibility was first published in 1832.others pride and prejudice in 1813.Mansfield park 1814 etc. She remained unmarried in life . she wrote domestic novels. Continue
- 4. About the Novel Love story of two sisters. Dashwood family live in Norland park. Both sisters suffers a lot.
- 5. Theme of ‘sence and sensibility’ Money. Because of patriarchal society system Dashwood women's suffers a lots . In the novel we saw that after death of Mr. Dashwood gave his property to his son not to Dashwood woman's and because of less of money Mrs. Dashwood wants marriage of her daughters with wealthy and rich person.
- 6. Marriage •For Elinor and Marianne were not a choice but it is a necessity because for a women to marry a person who is rich . It is necessity to financial condition to secure the future.
- 7. Continue So, for women who have money, marriage is necessary to secure their social positions and sure about financial stability for the future. Young men are more free to chose a life partner for marriage , eg , Mr colonel Brandon reach at the age of 35 still unmarried.
- 8. Love-stories •We can see the novel is full of love story . There are six love story. •Two love story both the sisters love story is very important in the novel. •Other love stories are correlated to the novel.
- 9. Society and class •Three families •Wealthy families •Arrange parties •Relationship related to women.
- 10. Continue •Various places are mention in the novel most of the country side places shown in the novel . Like we saw Norland part, Barton part London city in the novel . The time is about 1800-1810.
- 11. Sense and Sensibility. •Sense means common understanding . •We use it day to day our life. •We saw this ability of Elinor very well. When she knows Edward was already engaged with Lucy that time she control herself and not lose self confidedence . It is very nice. So Elinor represent the theme of sence.
- 12. Sensibility. •Sensibility means emotional attitude. •Marianne uses feeling instead of mind. •When a person is too emotional at that time she could not take right decision . Marianne did the same mistakes to which she had to pay.
- 13. Self Sacrifices •Elinor especially is a model of self-sacrifices. We saw through out the novel we saw passing through the pain and failure of love she control her pain, emotion, and feeling . so she was strong character. She handle the situation so how she protect her and her family is imported than her own life.
- 14. Selfishness When a person is too emotional at that time she could not take right decision. Marianne did the same mistakes to which she had to pay. Marianne was too emotional and she thinks about her own life not thinks of her family and put herself in terrible situation so we can see her selfishness.
- 15. Expectations v/s Reality This is an especially important theme with regard to Marianne and her mother, whose romantic characters lead them to expect greater drama than actually appears. “To wish was to hope, and to hope was to expect”
- 16. Continue When Marianne wants to marry with Willoughby but he broke her heart he left her and she suffers a lot . In other side Elinore wants to marry with Edward but she knew that he was already engaged with Lucy . So this high expectations of both sisters make them turning face to reality.