Edna Pontellier and Elizabeth Bennet: Challenge of 19th Century Conventional Methods

Kate Chopin and Jane Austen are easily called heroines of literature of the 19th century. These two women tend to challenge traditional social methods at work, and themselves themselves completely secret these literary geniuses. Chopin and Austin produced characters like Austin 's novel "Pride and Prejudice" like Edna Ponterie and famous protagonist Elizabeth Bennett. Each method is noble to pursue happiness and love enthusiastically, ignoring the social construction of the 19th century and family expectations, but it is easy to mistake Edna and Elizabeth as selfish creatures of society .

In the 19th century Bennett's family, Bennett and his wife, Jane, Elizabeth, Mary, Kitty, Lydia, five daughters of Bennett, worked as a gentry on a long-burn farm in the UK countryside. Living in a more economical way. Because Bennett has no son, Lang Boen is doomed to be succeeded by Mr. Bennett's cousin, Collins, so Mrs Bennet wants to make herself before Mr. Bennet's death Charles Bingley, widow with a widow bachelor degree, recently moved to the near real estate Netherfield, who is keen to marry her five daughters. He was introduced to the local community at his gathering with his arrogant sister Caroline and his close friend Darcy Mr. Darcy has "half of Derbyshire." Bingley became infatuated with a gentle and beautiful Jane and Elizabeth did not like Darcy immediately after mercilessly refusing her conversation.

It is in the English countryside in the early 19th century and follows the Bennet family including five distinctly different sisters. Mrs Bennett wanted to know that all her daughters were married, especially when Mr. Bennet died and William Collins inherited the gentle family property. Charles Bingley, who just arrived wealthy with a ball, was immediately interested in the oldest Bennett's daughter, beautiful and shy Jane. His friends Darcy and Elizabeth 's encounter are not very friendly. Austin was interested in them, but she overturned the habit of first impression: the rank of social disadvantage of the Elizabethan family and the pride and prejudice of wealth transcended Darcy, and Elizabeth was also It was dismissed by pride of self-esteem and self-esteem. Sisley's prejudice

Jane Austen 's "pride and prejudice" is a satirical story about courtship in England in the 19th century. The novel develops mainly on the relationship between the two main characters, Darcy and Elizabeth Bennett. Elizabeth, the protagonist of this novel, and Mr. Darcy who is the opposite of the novel are two very different characters, and despite many problems and challenges, they love each other and their love is a novel It is clear that it is enough to overcome obstacles. before