1, the influence of work

This book is the representative work of British writer Jane Austen and one of her most popular novels. It is listed as one of the top ten famous novels in the world. It can be seen that this book is deeply loved. Since Shanghai Translation Publishing House first published Wang's translation of Pride and Prejudice in 1980, the book has been translated by more than 30 translators and published many times.

2. The awakening of female consciousness.

The creation of Pride and Prejudice marks the formation of British female literature. In this work, Jane Austen, with her keen female perspective, is faithful to her own experience world and life feelings, truly promotes the female image to the protagonist of the work, and makes rational thinking on the status, rights and endowments of women.

Therefore, it deconstructs male chauvinism and shows its unique feminist point of view. Thus, Austen established the literary tradition of women's writing, and she was an advocate and pioneer of women's consciousness.

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Creative background:

Pride and Prejudice is Austin's earliest work. She started writing on 1796, named First Impression, and finished it on 1797 in August. Her father was very moved after reading it, and specially gave it to Thomas Kader for him to publish, but the other party refused, which made their father and daughter very disappointed. So Jane Austen began to revise another novel, Sense and Sensibility.

After her father died in 1805, Mrs Austin moved to Southampton with Jane and her sister Cassandra. It was not until 1809 that Jane Austen settled in her brother Edward's Hampson Manor in J?tunheimr City that she began to write seriously again. After the revision of Sense and Sensibility, she published a book at her own expense, which sold well. Therefore, she rewrote First Impression and renamed it Pride and Prejudice.