The House of Mirth by Edith Wharton

For centuries, discussion has continued among people among the cultivation of natural poems. Some people think that people were born with certain characteristics and characteristics that apply to the rest of my life. Others believe that everyone was born in this world and was born in a blank state that can be shaped into the image that parents desire. The explanation of Wharton, the protagonist of Lith Bart, Edith Wharton's "Happy House", could not avoid the ultimate decline in her society.

Jane Eyre and Happy House Lily by Jane Bronte and Jane's House, Eddie Wharton's Jane Eyre and Jane Eyre contain many of the same points and differences described in this article. The focus is placed on the main characters of each book, Jane Air and Lily Bart, and contains important ideas and ideas presented in these novels. Starting with Charlotte Bronte's novel Jane Eyre, Jane hates her and is an orphan raised by a strong family of society who does not want her. Under the servants.

Edith Wharton 's Happy Home is a bit different from that of England. Wharton's American "Ritual Novel" and Jane Austen's "Sense and Emotion" are more distorted than those of the times; unlike the UK era, the House of Mars developed in the American environment It is. Among them, problems such as ranking have a greater impact on society than in Europe. Wharton's hero became the victim of realism that surged in American literature. Unlike the rationality and emotion that bourgeois-like lifestyle was overcome, House of Mirth earned a living by Lily Bart who dreamed of marrying unfulfilled wealth. Because her true love, a man named Lawrence Selden is departing from Lily's marriage, humility and admiration for bourgeois-like lifestyles constrain her happiness. Give New York elite's needs

Edith Wharton 's Joy House objecting women with a happy home insults the wrong social values ​​of fashionable New York society. The heroine is Lily Bert, a woman destroyed by the society that produced her. Lily was born, but he is very poor. This story traces Lily's decline through a series of dwellings from home to the residence of the hotel. Yuri lives in a society in New York and looks good. Women have decorative features in such circumstances, and her name Lily suggests that she is feminine temperament, ie,