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A Reading of Sense and Sensibility from Austen's Biographical Perspective
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This paper examines Sense and Sensibility, Jane Austen’s debut novel, from her biographical perspective. Austen is well-known for her talent for creating completely different stories based on her experiences, so it may be improper to say that her life reflects in her works as it was. However, in her early works, especially in Sense and Sensibility, readers can find more of her biographical elements than in her later works. Therefore, the writer, in this paper, will try to find the Austen sisters’ stories hidden in those of the Dashwood sisters featured in Sense and Sensibility. It may be reckless to trace the Austen sisters’ lives in the fictional characters that Austen made in some respects. Besides, this paper, in part, has no choice but to rely on the writer’s guesses. Therefore, the writer will try to support them with factual evidence based on Austen’s letters, memoirs of her, and her biographies. In the 21st century, the interest in Austen’s personal life has been increasing. Thus, reading the works of Austen in light of her real-life is challenging but also meaningful when it comes to interpreting her novels from a different perspective.
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This paper examines Sense and Sensibility, Jane Austen’s debut novel, from her biographical perspective. Austen is well-known for her talent for creating completely different stories based on her experiences, so it may be improper to say that her life reflects in her works as it was. However, in her early works, especially in Sense and Sensibility, readers can find more of her biographical elements than in her later works. Therefore, the writer, in this paper, will try to find the Austen sisters’ stories hidden in those of the Dashwood sisters featured in Sense and Sensibility. It may be reckless to trace the Austen sisters’ lives in the fictional characters that Austen made in some respects. Besides, this paper, in part, has no choice but to rely on the writer’s guesses. Therefore, the writer will try to support them with factual evidence based on Austen’s letters, memoirs of her, and her biographies. In the 21st century, the interest in Austen’s personal life has been increasing. Thus, reading the works of Austen in light of her real-life is challenging but also meaningful when it comes to interpreting her novels from a different perspective.
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