계몽주의 페미니스트 오스틴이 바라본 남성인물, 남성중심적 가치
Male Characters and Male-Centered Values in the Novels of Austen as an Enlightenment Feminist
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Jane Austen as an Enlightenment Feminist tries to create male characters with both reason and feeling in her novels, which is interpreted as her tactic for showing that men and women are not different in essence. In fact, Austen seems to observe what made the difference between men and women is not nature but the patriarchal society and its values. According to Austen, the patriarchal society tries to keep the society as it is through the male-centered value system. In addition, Austen tries to show the common assumption that men are reasonable and women are sensitive and emotional is not an insightful observation. According to Austen, after all, both men and women are sensitive as much as reasonable alike, and men also need education and maturation to find the path to a happy family, as is with women. In short, this paper tries to examine the representation of male characters in Austen’s novels and by doing so, reveal that Austen tries to show that men and women are not different, after all.
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Jane Austen as an Enlightenment Feminist tries to create male characters with both reason and feeling in her novels, which is interpreted as her tactic for showing that men and women are not different in essence. In fact, Austen seems to observe what made the difference between men and women is not nature but the patriarchal society and its values. According to Austen, the patriarchal society tries to keep the society as it is through the male-centered value system. In addition, Austen tries to show the common assumption that men are reasonable and women are sensitive and emotional is not an insightful observation. According to Austen, after all, both men and women are sensitive as much as reasonable alike, and men also need education and maturation to find the path to a happy family, as is with women. In short, this paper tries to examine the representation of male characters in Austen’s novels and by doing so, reveal that Austen tries to show that men and women are not different, after all.
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