Few people understood who Jane Austin was when her account of her thoughts and feelings was released on October 30, 1811; the majority of Britons merely knew that the well-known book was written by “a lady.”
She portrayed emotion with feelings and feeling, and her body is the personality of Marian. The description of the mind in the story with the proper ruling and wisdom, and his body is the character of Ellenor.
The author says: “Do not leave one of them aside… and let your mind an opportunity with his wisdom and good awareness to correct the choices of your heart and foolishness. In this way, he achieves a clear victory over the other because a person cannot live with his mind without his heart, nor his heart without his mind.
“Austin was born in 1775 and is the seventh of eight children who lived in a rural village in Hambshire, England. She was very close to her older sister, Cassandra, who remained liberated and open to criticism throughout her life. Girls spent five years in formal education, then studied with their father Jin learned, read and began writing stories at the age of 12, and finished an early novel at the age of 14.
After her father passed away in 1805, the tranquil and happy Austin was upended. Jin, her mother, and her sister lived with one of her brothers until 1808, when another brother fled to give them a permanent home in Fifi Hambashire.
Before her death, Jin published several other works, including Pride and Prejudice (1813), Mansfield Park (1814), and Emma. However, she withheld her writings about the majority of her contacts and refused to display marriages (1815). She died at the age of 42..
111 years ago, Jin Austin’s tale of reason and passion was published in its first edition.
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