Struggle between Romantic and Enlightened Thought

Through time-related literary works, we are often presented with potential explanations and answers to the current philosophical dilemma. At the end of the 18th century, the beginning of the 19th century, or the romantic era, it was explained as an era in the history of political norms of aristocratic society and enlightenment era fundamentally questioned and investigated. For a wise thinker, the concept of "existence" consists of three basic parts: truth, beauty, and kindness. Isaac Newton's contribution to the scientific method is attractive as it seems to provide the truth about quantitative problems.

The 18th and 19th centuries were defined as Romanticism and the Victorian era. The romantic era was between 1780 and 1850, characterized by enlightenment. On the other hand, the Victorian era is between 1837 and 1901. The Victorian era is characterized by cultural reform, industrial reform, elegant life, war, progress in science, and poverty. As controversial, the 18th and 19th centuries can be defined as Romanticism and the Victorian era. Romanticism and Victorian women 's lives are mainly focused on family dedication. As they are considered clean and pure, they can not be used for physical activity and their bodies are not decorated with jewels (Mary 123). They are also not used for things like happy sex. According to Victorian masculinity, their most important role is to lean towards the house and children, unlike men.

Jane Austen is a child of enlightenment, the rationality of this era has been highly appreciated, and many romantic traditions still make society embarrassing. As an educated intellectual woman born from this age, Austin used the role of Elizabeth Bennett to embody a harmonious balance of women's reason and emotion, and she is truly respectable and attractive I made it into a personality. The strength of Elizabeth 's personality, and the weakness and instability of Mrs Bennett and the tolerance of excess and excess, and the contrast of Katie' s blind and weak wills are emphasized. Mr. Collins 'refusal and Mr. Darcy' s suggestion also reflected her strength. Unlike her mother, she does not decide the economic security she gives to her based on her chosen lover, and has the ability to reject them.