Jane Austen’s Women in Her Novels
- Authors
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Akhmedova Hilola Shavkatovna
Doctorate degree student of Bukhara State University
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- Keywords:
- characters, physical portraits, social status, representatives, ideal woman, compositional path
- Abstract
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Austen’s Women – that is, women minus the men – is in this sense anachronistic because it presents the audience with a colourful parade of misguided, downtrodden, ignorant and misshapen female characters who begin to visibly unravel once they have been torn loose from the social system that oppressed them.
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