The Pride and Prejudice( reflection and research paper on argumentatve topic)
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- 2012.11.16
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오만과 편견책 내용중에 각자의 이익을 추구하면서 사랑을 계산적으로하는 주인공들의 모습을 비판 하는 글
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The book, “Pride and Prejudice” contains many different kinds of themes, and one of the major themes of this story isthe role of women in the 18th century. In the Bennet family, there are five sisters who all have different personalities. However, most of the sisters share a common, strong interest in getting married. They are so enthusiastic about future bridegrooms with wealth and good appearances.The exception is Jane Bennet, who is mild-mannered and restrained. Even, their mother, Mrs. Bennet makes a great fuss even when a wealthy young man moves in to their neighborhood. It seems that marriage is their ultimate goal in life, which is different from modern women who regard their careers so highly that they commonly put off their marriage.For example, my cousin postponed her wedding ceremony because she wants be a teachers and needs more time to prepare for it. Therefore, the date of her wedding is still undecided.
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Elizabeth’s marriage is far more important than women’s marriage in today. In the modern day, marriage is just one reason for having children and cohabitating. In the 18th century, women’s major interest was love. Even though women rarely took part in economic activities, they were looking for love instead and they became happy if they thought they had found it. Actually, I think the most important thing in the world is looking for true love. No matter how good my life may be, I absolutely need my soul mate to be perfect. I guess what the Bennet sisters aspire for is the most important and meaningful thing in the universe.
참고 자료
1. Bronte, Charlotte. A letter to her literary adviser, 1850.
2. Eigler, Friederlike Ursula. The Feminist Encyclopedia of German Literature. Greenwood Press, CT; Westport, 1997. 20 July. 2012
3. Wipprecht, Claudia. The representation of women in early 18th century England. 2006. 21 July. 2012 < http://www.grin.com/en/e-book/75519/the-representation-of-women-in-early-18th-century-england>