Jane Austen
Jane Austen was born in Steventon on December 16,1775 and died in Winchester on July 18,1817 of tuberculosis. She's of English nationality.
She was an out-standing British novelist that lived in Georgian times, she was a precursor feminist who advocated for lilberal education and an artist woman. Her most important works are:
-Pride and prejuice: it is considered the best of her novels. In it, Jane tells the history of five sisters and their respective love lives.
-Sense and sensibility:It's centred also on two sisters and their love affairs.
Her second creative stage began in 1814.
Mansfield park(1814),Emma(1816) and Persuasion are novels from this stage, all of them narrate the love affairs of the protagonists.
The protagonists of Jane are strong, ingenious and intelligent women that aren't ready to resign to her personality or to her beginning with the only aim to marry, and the end in love with men who can estimate and respect this qualities.
In summary, Jane's work speks about the difficulties of the women for they considered to be intelligent beings and in nothing lower than men
She was an out-standing British novelist that lived in Georgian times, she was a precursor feminist who advocated for lilberal education and an artist woman. Her most important works are:
-Pride and prejuice: it is considered the best of her novels. In it, Jane tells the history of five sisters and their respective love lives.
-Sense and sensibility:It's centred also on two sisters and their love affairs.
Her second creative stage began in 1814.
Mansfield park(1814),Emma(1816) and Persuasion are novels from this stage, all of them narrate the love affairs of the protagonists.
The protagonists of Jane are strong, ingenious and intelligent women that aren't ready to resign to her personality or to her beginning with the only aim to marry, and the end in love with men who can estimate and respect this qualities.
In summary, Jane's work speks about the difficulties of the women for they considered to be intelligent beings and in nothing lower than men
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