Pride and Prejudice

Pride and Prejudice的思维导图，The novel describes the five daughters of the little squire Bennet, and the protagonist is Elizabeth, the second daughter.

Pride and Prejudice

• About the author
  • ·Author: Jane Austen
  • ·British female novelist
  • ·Masterpieces: Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, Emma
• Introduction to the work
  • ·Alias of work: First Impression
  • ·Chinese name：傲慢与偏见
  • ·Genre: Novel
• Main content
  • ·The novel describes the five daughters of the little squire Bennet, and the protagonist is Elizabeth, the second daughter.
  • ·She met Darcy at the ball, but heard that he was arrogant and had always rejected him.
  • ·After some setbacks, Elizabeth finally got rid of her prejudice against Darcy. Darcy also put down his arrogance and the lovers finally got married.
• Language
  • ·Diversified styles of sentence patterns：It can highlight the characters in Pride and Prejudice from different levels, make the characters more three-dimensional and full, and meet the aesthetic needs of readers.
  • ·Generally speaking, the protagonists in Pride and Prejudice are mainly aristocrats and the middle class, who are relatively highly educated. For them, family social interaction is a necessary process in their growth. Therefore, what they say is different from that of the ordinary class and is expressed in a complete language form.
  • ·The words are concise and accurate：Different language words can accurately express a person′s education level and family upbringing.
• Artistic features
  • ·Irony
  • ·Situational irony is the extension of irony from the linguistic level to a specific plot or scene of a novel.It mainly means that the development of the plot in the novel is beyond the reader′s expectation.even contrary to the reader′s expectation, but it is reasonable.
  • ·Austen dramatizes the scenes in Pride and Prejudice to achieve a strong ironic effect.
• Theme of the work
  • ·Based on daily life, contrary to the popular sentimental novel content and artificial writing method at that time, this work vividly reflects the life and human feelings of the British villages and towns in a conservative and closed state from the end of the 18th century to the beginning of the 19th century.
  • ·In this novel,Austen reflects the author′s own views on marriage through the different treatment of the five Bennet daughters. She opposes marriage for money as well as for trifling marriage.She emphasizes the importance of ideal marriage and regards the feelings of both men and women as the cornerstone of ideal marriage.
  • ·Elizabeth′s different attitudes towards Darcy′s two marriage proposals actually reflect women′s pursuit of personality independence and equal rights.She is intelligent, resourceful, courageous, far-sighted, and good at thinking. It is precisely because of this quality that she has independent opinions on love issues and promotes her to form a happy family with Darcy.
• Other roles：Mr. and Mrs. Bennet
  • ·Mrs. Bennet was a foolish, thoughtless woman, without propriety or virtue. She did not care about the ideological and moral education of her daughters at all, but only wanted to marry them all. Her ill-mannered and outspoken behavior caused Jane and Bingley to move out after their marriage.
  • ·Mr. Bennet was a wise, middle-aged man who often spoke in a sarcastic, cynical, but cold tone. His greatest mistake was to marry a wife who was only beautiful but had no sense and a narrow mind. He was immersed in books all day and wanted to leave the family psychologically, thus neglecting the education of his daughters.
• Secondary role：Jane and Bingley
  • ·Jane is Elizabeth′s elder sister and Bingley is Darcy′s best friend.
  • ·They fell in love at first sight, and there are many similarities in personality and nature.
  • ·After some setbacks, the two finally got married.
• Main character：Darcy
  • ·A rich, well-to-do son of a Pemberley landlord.
  • ·Born noble, but too proud and too attached to their social status.
  • ·Elizabeth′s refusal made him realize his arrogance and become humble.
• Main character：Elizabeth
  • ·The second daughter of the Bennet family, the heroine of the novel.
  • ·The wisest and most resourceful person in the family, lovely, intelligent, honest and elegant.
  • ·Sharp language and premature conclusions about others also led to her confusion.

Pride and Prejudice

• About the author
  • ·Author: Jane Austen
  • ·British female novelist
  • ·Masterpieces: Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, Emma
• Introduction to the work
  • ·Alias of work: First Impression
  • ·Chinese name：傲慢与偏见
  • ·Genre: Novel
• Main content
  • ·The novel describes the five daughters of the little squire Bennet, and the protagonist is Elizabeth, the second daughter.
  • ·She met Darcy at the ball, but heard that he was arrogant and had always rejected him.
  • ·After some setbacks, Elizabeth finally got rid of her prejudice against Darcy. Darcy also put down his arrogance and the lovers finally got married.
• Language
  • ·Diversified styles of sentence patterns：It can highlight the characters in Pride and Prejudice from different levels, make the characters more three-dimensional and full, and meet the aesthetic needs of readers.
  • ·Generally speaking, the protagonists in Pride and Prejudice are mainly aristocrats and the middle class, who are relatively highly educated. For them, family social interaction is a necessary process in their growth. Therefore, what they say is different from that of the ordinary class and is expressed in a complete language form.
  • ·The words are concise and accurate：Different language words can accurately express a person′s education level and family upbringing.
• Artistic features
  • ·Irony
  • ·Situational irony is the extension of irony from the linguistic level to a specific plot or scene of a novel.It mainly means that the development of the plot in the novel is beyond the reader′s expectation.even contrary to the reader′s expectation, but it is reasonable.
  • ·Austen dramatizes the scenes in Pride and Prejudice to achieve a strong ironic effect.
• Theme of the work
  • ·Based on daily life, contrary to the popular sentimental novel content and artificial writing method at that time, this work vividly reflects the life and human feelings of the British villages and towns in a conservative and closed state from the end of the 18th century to the beginning of the 19th century.
  • ·In this novel,Austen reflects the author′s own views on marriage through the different treatment of the five Bennet daughters. She opposes marriage for money as well as for trifling marriage.She emphasizes the importance of ideal marriage and regards the feelings of both men and women as the cornerstone of ideal marriage.
  • ·Elizabeth′s different attitudes towards Darcy′s two marriage proposals actually reflect women′s pursuit of personality independence and equal rights.She is intelligent, resourceful, courageous, far-sighted, and good at thinking. It is precisely because of this quality that she has independent opinions on love issues and promotes her to form a happy family with Darcy.
• Other roles：Mr. and Mrs. Bennet
  • ·Mrs. Bennet was a foolish, thoughtless woman, without propriety or virtue. She did not care about the ideological and moral education of her daughters at all, but only wanted to marry them all. Her ill-mannered and outspoken behavior caused Jane and Bingley to move out after their marriage.
  • ·Mr. Bennet was a wise, middle-aged man who often spoke in a sarcastic, cynical, but cold tone. His greatest mistake was to marry a wife who was only beautiful but had no sense and a narrow mind. He was immersed in books all day and wanted to leave the family psychologically, thus neglecting the education of his daughters.
• Secondary role：Jane and Bingley
  • ·Jane is Elizabeth′s elder sister and Bingley is Darcy′s best friend.
  • ·They fell in love at first sight, and there are many similarities in personality and nature.
  • ·After some setbacks, the two finally got married.
• Main character：Darcy
  • ·A rich, well-to-do son of a Pemberley landlord.
  • ·Born noble, but too proud and too attached to their social status.
  • ·Elizabeth′s refusal made him realize his arrogance and become humble.
• Main character：Elizabeth
  • ·The second daughter of the Bennet family, the heroine of the novel.
  • ·The wisest and most resourceful person in the family, lovely, intelligent, honest and elegant.
  • ·Sharp language and premature conclusions about others also led to her confusion.