Pride and Prejudice Book Review

Jane Austen's novel "Pride and Prejudice" criticizes the social character of Britain in the 18th century through character and tale. She successfully integrated pride, prejudice, and romance. She shows that love can transcend the division of society and personal pride, but that it can be suppressed and overcome by them. The story develops mainly in the center of Elizabeth and Jane which are the daughters of Bennett. They are being chased by various wealthy men and marrying either is seen as an opportunity for women to live happily.

Arrogance and prejudice, Critical Review of Jane Austen said that the two characters had overcome their pride and prejudice when they fell in love. At first, Elizabeth thought Mr. Darcy was too proud and excruciating, but in the future they admired and fell in love. They united by their pride and prejudice, and in the end they overcome obstacles that hinder them. - The purpose of the literature review is to identify and emphasize key variables underlying the basis and hypothesis of the conceptual or theoretical framework of the current investigation and to document important findings from previous studies ( Cana, Delahaye and Sekaran 2000).

Comment: Jane Austin's book represents a representative of a romantic story. Originally published in 1813, pride and prejudice are ritual novels about marriage of land gentlemen of education, morality, education, and British regent. The story took place at the turn of the 19th century, but the novel succeeded in confusing generations of readers. This book is still one of the most popular English novels and more than 20 million copies are sold. Given that most of Austin's contemporaries are unpopular, the endurance of this story is still amazing. Even today, "arrogance and prejudice" is always on the list of "the most loved book" and "best classic novel". As this popularity continues, Hollywood has repeatedly adjusted the "arrogance and prejudice" of the screen.