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1、AnAnalysisofWomensSocialStatusatBourgeoisTimesfromMarriageinPrideandPrejudice的论文ananalysisofwomen’ssocialstatusatbourgeoistimesfrommarriageinprideandprejudiceabstracttheopeningsentenceofprideandprejudiceleftthedeepimpressiononreadersalmosttwocenturiesago.astheauthorofprideandprejudice,janeau

2、stenwasoneofthefamousrealisticwritersinenglishliteratureinthenineteenthcentury.inprideandprejudiceaustenwrotefourmarriagetypes:idealelizabethanddarcy,realizablecharlotteandcollins,felicitousjaneandbingley,unhappylydiaandwickham.shepointedoutemphaticallyeconomicconsiderationisthebondsofwedloc

3、kandlove.shesaidmarriageisnotdeterminedbypropertyandfamilystatus;itisunwisetomarrywithoutmoney,butitiswrongtomarryformoney;themarriagesettledbyloveishappyandideal.thethesismadeaninterpretationofwomen’ssocialstatusfromperspectivesofmarriageintheperiodwhenprideandprejudiceisset.inthenovel,aust

4、enemphasizedmarriageshouldbeofequalimportancebothbyloveandbyeconomicconsiderationbutloveplaystheguidingrole.fromthedescribedmarriages,theessentialofbourgeoismarriagesystemintensively,austenexpressedthatit’scombinationofpecuniarybargainingandbenefits.inthattime,marriagetowomenhasnothingtodowi

5、thfeeling;itisdefinitelyaproblemofeconomyandsurvivalduetothefinancialdependence.keywords:prideandprejudice;viewsofmarriage;socialstatus;1.introductionjaneaustenwasabritishwomanwriter.oneofjane’smostremarkabletraitswasherobservationofhumancharacterandnature.andprideandprejudicehaswonherthehig

6、hestreputation.theoriginalversionofthenovelwaswrittenin1796-1797underthetitle“firstimpressions”,andwasintheformofanexchangeofletters.itmainlydescribesthedevelopmentoftherelationshipbetweenelizabethbennet,anintelligentyoungwomanandthedaughterofacountrygentleman,andfitzwilliamdarcy,arichandhau

7、ghtyaristocraticlandowner.thetitle”prideandprejudice’”refers(amongotherthings)tothewaysinwhichelizabethanddarcyfirstvieweachother.inthisnovel,janeaustenconveyedherobjectiontothemarriageonlyformoneyandstatusaswellasthemarriagewithoutconsiderationfor