Relationships Between Parents and Children in Pride and Prejudice

How do authors express relationships between parents and children? What problems do they address and what they seem to be revealing? Introduction =========== 'Pride and Prejudice' was written by British author Jane Austen and published in 1913. In this novel, Jane Austin depicts the quietness of the members' daily lives. Middle class. Her work combines romantic comedy with social satire and psychological insight. "Your shoes" is a modern society written by writer Michele Roberts.

Parents play an important role in prejudice. The relationship between parents and children's attitudes to members of external groups is the same. Parents often understand parental prejudices by not only strengthening direct prejudice prejudice but also observing that parents talk and interact with other groups. As children grow older, fellow groups become more important in disseminating social norms of prejudice. Since friends often have similar social backgrounds and values, the attitude of the peer group is in good agreement with their parents' attitudes. However, if peer groups and parents have different values, the values ​​of the peer group will become more important as they progress toward puberty.

Parent-child relationship is one of the most influential, most important, most meaningful relationships in private life. Communication between parents and children promotes their social connections and functions (ie sex, occupation and work, values ​​and skills of human relations, healthy behavior), expresses love, and makes life experience Understanding, participating disputes, managing personal information, and building a home communication environment How parents and children control these functions varies as their relationship adapts to the developmental period of their lives I will. Mothers and fathers may also respond differently to changing children's needs, considering the relationship between mothers and children and the unique relationship culture that is common to the relationship between father and son.

The relationship between parents has a great influence not only on maternal and child relationship but also on infants. Children rebel against other children to react to fighting parents, cry, fight, and in general are more antisocial than their colleagues. Furthermore, it is clear that teasing and abusing parents does not usually give anger to all children equally. Such parents tend to escape anger to even more difficult children. The hostility of this parent and the physical and mental abuse of the child form the future of illegal acts.