BIOGRAPHY
Jane Austen's biography
1802
1775
Main Themes and Writing Style
Born in Steventon, England
Marriage proposal
1811-1815
1817
GEORGIAN ERA
Major novels published
Death in Winchester
late 1700s–early 1800s
Georgian Era
– Strict social rules (class, behavior, marriage)Great importance of social class, behavior, and marriage – Strong influence on her novels
FAMILY
Very close family and lover of reading and writing. 1780s–1790s – Early writing Creates stories and characters from a young age
LOVELIFE
– Accepts Harris Bigg-Wither, refuses the next day– Chooses feelings over social expectations
She leaves a very important literary legacy
– Sense and Sensibility (1811)– Pride and Prejudice (1813) – Mansfield Park (1814) – Emma (1815)
– Marriage (love vs money)– Social class & wealth – Role of women – Moral growth & mistakes Writing Style – Wit and irony – Realistic society – Strong, intelligent female characters – Dramatic & romantic relationships
BIOGRAPHY
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BIOGRAPHY
Jane Austen's biography
1802
1775
Main Themes and Writing Style
Born in Steventon, England
Marriage proposal
1811-1815
1817
GEORGIAN ERA
Major novels published
Death in Winchester
late 1700s–early 1800s
Georgian Era
– Strict social rules (class, behavior, marriage)Great importance of social class, behavior, and marriage – Strong influence on her novels
FAMILY
Very close family and lover of reading and writing. 1780s–1790s – Early writing Creates stories and characters from a young age
LOVELIFE
– Accepts Harris Bigg-Wither, refuses the next day– Chooses feelings over social expectations
She leaves a very important literary legacy
– Sense and Sensibility (1811)– Pride and Prejudice (1813) – Mansfield Park (1814) – Emma (1815)
– Marriage (love vs money)– Social class & wealth – Role of women – Moral growth & mistakes Writing Style – Wit and irony – Realistic society – Strong, intelligent female characters – Dramatic & romantic relationships