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What kind of relationship between a man and a woman did Jane Austen idealise?
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∙ 14y ago
Jane Austen idealised relationships based on mutual love and respect. In Pride and Prejudice, for example, Lizzy and Mr Darcy, Jane and Mr Bingley and Mr and Mrs Gardiner are all happily married because they have this kind of relationship, whereas Charlotte and Mr Collins, Lydia and Mr Wickham and Mr and Mrs Bennet do not love or respect one another, so do not find happiness in marriage.
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∙ 14y ago
Jane Austen idealized romantic relationships based on mutual respect, understanding, and emotional connection. She focused on the importance of intellect, character, and moral values in forming deep and lasting bonds between a man and a woman in her novels.
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