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| Open Access | LITERARY ANALYSIS OF FEMINISM IN AUSTIN JANE'S WORK: PRIDE AND PREJUDICE
Khusenova Zarina Nurilloyevna ,Sa'dullayeva Matluba Axrorovna , Asia International University : Master degree studentAbstract
This article explores the feminist themes in Jane Austen's *Pride and Prejudice*, focusing on the critique of gender roles in Regency-era England. Through an analysis of Elizabeth Bennet's character, the study highlights Austen's progressive portrayal of female agency, individuality, and empowerment. By contrasting Elizabeth with other female characters and examining marriage as a social construct, this article underscores Austen's subtle yet impactful challenge to patriarchal norms. The work remains a cornerstone for feminist literary criticism, offering insights into the evolving discourse on women's rights.
Keywords
Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice, feminism, Elizabeth Bennet, gender roles, marriage, female agency
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