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PrideandPrejudiceEnglishReadingReportCATALOGUE目录IntroductiontoWorksCharacteranalysisThemeexplorationLanguageStyleandTechniquesTheinfluenceandevaluationofworksIntroductiontoWorks01CATALOGUEBornintoalandedgentryfamily,Austen'snovelsreflectherobservationsofthelandedgentryandtheruralsocietyofhertimeHerworksareownedfortheirhumor,irony,andacuteportalofsocialclassesandgenderrolesJaneAusten(1775-1817):Englishnovelistsknowforhersocialcommentaryandrepresentationof18thcenturyruralsocietyAuthor'sBriefDescription01PrideandPrejudicewaspublishedin1813,duringtheRegencyperiodinEngland02ThenovelreflectsthesocialandculturalchangestakingplaceinEnglandatthattime,includingtheriskofthemiddleclassandthechallengestotraditionalgenderroles03ItisconsideredoneofAusten'smostpopularnovelsandisoftenrankedamongthebestEnglishnovelsofalltimeBackgroundoftheworkPrideandPrejudiceisastoryabouttheBennetfamily,wholivesinthecountryofHertfordshireThemaincharactersareElizabethBennet,Mr.Darcy,andtheirfriendsandfamilyThestoryrevolvesaroundthelovetrianglebetweenElizabeth,Darcy,andMr.Bingley,aswellasthesocialissuesandchallengesfacedbythecharactersOverviewofWorksCharacteranalysis02CATALOGUEIndependence-Elizabethisastrongwilledandindependentcharacter,unwellingtobedirectedtobysociety'snormsandconventionsShehasamindofherownandisnotaftertovoiceheropinions,eveninthefaceofthepositionClever-Sheishighlyintelligentandwellread,oftenengaginginwittybanterwithMr.DarcyanddisplayingaKeenanalyticalmindHersharpwitandquickthinkingoftenleaveherpartnersatalossforwordsElizabethBennetReserved-Mr.Darcyisinitiallyporteredasaprodandreservedcharacter,whokeepstohimselfandisnotsignificantlycomplicatedtogettoknowHisinitialcoldnessmasksawarmandcontrastednaturethatisgraduallyrevisedthroughthestoryChivalrous-Heisasticklerforproperetiquetteanddisplaysastrongsenseofchivalry,alwaysreadytoassistthoseinneed,specificallythefansexHisactionsreflectadeeprespectforsocialstatusandtradition.Mr.DarcyVSKindHearted-JaneBennetisdescribedasbeingsweetnatural,kindHearted,andexceptivelypoliticalSheistheembodimentoftraditionalfemaleviruses,withastrongsenseofdutyandagenderdispositionPassionate-Desiteherinitialretention,JanedisplaysadeepandaccompanyingloveforMr.Bingley,whichremainssteadfastfastdespitethemanyobjectsthrowintheirpathHerfeelingsareGenuineandunwaveringJaneBennetSardonic-Mr.Bentleyisknownforhissardonicwitandbitingsarcasm,whichoftenmasksadeepsensitivityandassessmentHeuseshumorasadefensemechanismtohidehisvulnerablesideObservant-Hehasakeneyefordetailandisabletoobserveandanalyzepeoplewithgreatprecision,ofunmaskingtheirtruemotivesandcharactertraitsHisobservationsareoftencuttingbutaccurately,earninghimbothguidanceandenergyMr.BentleyThemeexploration03CATALOGUEThethemeofpriceandprejudgmentThethemeofpriceandprejudgmentisacentralaspectofthenovel,exploringhowpersonalbiasesandsocialstatusaffectthedevelopmentofrelationshipsandcharacters'interactionsSummaryJaneAusten'snarrativeexplorationsofthecomplexityofpriceandprejudgmentthroughthecharactersofMr.DarcyandElizabethBennetDarcy'spriceleadstohisinitialmisunderstandingsandrejectionofElizabeth,whileElizabeth'sjudgmentsagainsthimpreventherfromseeinghistruecharacterDetailAsignificantthemeinthenovelistheconflictbetweenloveandsocialstatus,whichofteninvolvesthecourseofcharacters'romanticrelationshipsSummaryThisconflictisseeninthedevelopmentofmultiplerelationshipsinthestory,specificallybetweenElizabethandDarcy,whichissocialstatusinitiallypreventstheirunionHowever,Austin'snarrativeultimateemphasizestheimportanceofloveandpersonalchoiceoversocialstatusDetailTheConflictbetweenLoveandSocialStatusSummaryPriceandPredictionalsoexplorethecontrastbetweenpersonalchoiceandsocialpressure,specificallyintermsoffemalecharacters'romanticandmathematicaldecisionsDetailAustin'snegativehighlightshowsocialexpectationsandpressurecanaffectfemalecharacters'choices,suchasElizabethBennet'sinitialacceptanceofMr.Collins'proposaldesignherlakeofaffectionforhimHowever,thenovelalsocellscharacterswhodefecatesocialnorms,suchasElizabeth'sfinalrejectionofCollinsinfavorofhertruelove,DarcyTheContradictionbetweenPersonalChoiceandSocialPressureLanguageStyleandTechniques04CATALOGUERefinedandelegant01JaneAusten'slanguagestyleisknownforitsrefinedandelegantuseoftheEnglishlanguage,creatingasenseofproprietyandsocialstatusinhernovelsPrecisionanddetailed02Sheusesprecisionanddetailedlanguagetodescribethecharacters,theiremotions,andthesettings,allowingreaderstofullyimmersethemselvesinthestorySubtlyironic03Austen'suseofironyissublime,oftenleavingituptothereadertodeciphertheironicundertonesinhernarrativesJaneAusten'sLanguageStyleWellcrafteddialogue:Austen'sdialogueiswellcrafted,reflectingthesocialstatusandpersonalitiesofthecharactersItservestofurtherdevelopcharacteristicsandadvancetheplotComplexplot:TheplotofPriceandPrecisionishighlycomplex,withnumericalsubplotsandintersectingstorylinesthatareexpertlyarrangedtomaintainreaderinterestBalancebetweeninternalandexternalconflicts:Austenbalancesinternalandexternalconflictsintheplot,safeguardingarichtapestryofhumandramaandsocialcommentaryDialogueandPlotArrangementSymbolicobjectsAustenusessymbolicobjectsthroughoutthenoveltorepresentthemesandideasForexample,therainbowsymbolshopeandreconciliationMetaphoricallanguageSheemployees.Metaphoricallanguagetoadddepthandmeaningtohernarratives,suchascomparinglovetoawildfirethatrequireseverythinginitspathSubtextualmeansTheuseofsymbolictechniquesandmethodologiesallowsAustentodiscoversubtextualmeansandexplorethemesbeyondtheobjective,leavingmanytotheinterpretationofthereaderTheUseofSymbolicTechniquesandMetaphorsTheinfluenceandevaluationofworks05CATALOGUEInfluencedthedevelopmentofliteraturePrideandPrejudice,asarepresentativeworkofJaneAusten,hashadaprospectiveimpactonthedevelopmentofEnglishliteratureIthasbeenwidelystudiedandreferencedbylaterwriters,andhasbecomeaclassofEnglishliterature要点一要点二EstablishedanewtrendinculturePrideandPrejudicehasestablishedanewtrendinculture,advocatingthethemesofloveandmarriagebasedonpersonalidentityandsocialstatus,morethaneconomicinterestsThistrendhashadafarreachingimpactonlaterliteratureTheinfluenceonlaterliteraturePositiveevaluationInthe19thcentury,PrideandPrejudgmentwerehighlypracticedbycritiquesandreadersItaccurateportalofsocialrealityandcharacters,aswellasitsuniquenarrativestyle,havemadeitaclassofEnglishliteratureDifferentinterpretationsWiththedevelopmentoffeminismandgenderstudies,PrideandPrejudicehavealsobeensubjecttodifferentinterpretationsSomecriticismsbelievethatthenovelreflectsth