love and pride

Pride and Prejudice is a story in which the pressures arising from family ownership and the weight of the traditional social order are at the forefront. Characters named Darcy and Elizabeth, who at first glance seem to have managed to get over this, attempt to escape from social realities...

The focal point of Pride and Prejudice, which describes the period in which the problem of relations between classes in England, the social pressure applied to society, and the continuing limitation of freedom of expression is emphasized, is the relationship between Darcy and Elizabeth. And no one has a stronger sense of the social and social impossibility of this relationship than Lady Catherine de Bourgh:

“My daughter and my niece were created for each other. They both come from the same deep-rooted and noble lineage on both their mother's and father's sides. They both have honorable and well-known families. Both parties are extremely wealthy. And while their families want to unite them so much, who is separating them?

Whatever the desire of a man with a good fortune is, in fact, the desire of the female characters in this world is the same, and they, like men, have a source of anxiety that they need to overcome. As in all of Jane Austen's novels, the main message in Pride and Prejudice is the fact that young women are destroyed through marriage. When considered from this perspective, marriage is simply a status issue...

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Size: 13 x 19.5

First Printing Year: 2017

Sensitivity: 1st Edition

Number of Pages: 464

Media Type: Paperback

Original Name: Pride And Prejudice