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This Jane Austen notes page gathers community-made notes on Pride and Prejudice, Emma and Mansfield Park. School students can revise plots, characters and quotations, while teachers can find material to use in lessons. There are over 10 notes, mainly for secondary-level study. Choose a novel and explore the notes.
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- Pride and Prejudice language, structure and quotations8
- Mansfield Park characters8
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Pride and Prejudice Plot Summary About the Book: Pride and Prejudice was written by Jane Austen in 1813. The story follows Elizabeth Bennet, one of five daughters in the Bennet Family. Throughout the course of the novel, Elizabeth must ...
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Pride and Prejudice Character Analysis Elizabeth Bennet Elizabeth is the second eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet and the main protagonist in Pride and Prejudice. Elizabeth also goes by the names of Lizzy and Eliza throughout the novel. &n...
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Untitled FOOLISHNESS AND FOLLY.- EXPLORE. Austen creates a world in which most of Emma's society is foolish in some way. Perhaps the most noticeably foolish or laughable characters are those of miss Bates, Harriet smith and to...
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Untitled Pride and Prejudice Notes: Context - education: Vast differences in opportunities for girls and boys boys = educated privately at home by tutor or attend school girls = upper daughter at home by mot...
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Charcter List Anne Elliot - The novel's protagonist, Anne Elliot is the middle daughter of Sir Walter Elliot, a landed baronet from a socially important family. Quiet and reserved, yet clever and practical, Anne sees the foolishnes...
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Untitled Summary: Chapters 1–2 "It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife." The news that a wealthy young gentleman named Charles Bingley has rented th...
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Quotations from P and P Chapter 13 - Page 13 " She is tolerable; but not handsome enough to tempt me; and I am in no humor at present to give consequence young ladies who are slighted by men." Volume II - Chapter...
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Pride and Prejudice Context - created from Mind Map Biographical Info Regency England Gender Roles
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Emma - creado desde un Mapa Mental Writen by Jane Austen Characters Places
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module b Dr Octavia Cox on Emma "she walked on, amusing herself in the consideration of the blunders which often arise from a partial knowledge of circumstances, of the mistakes which people of high pretensions to judgment are...
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Mansfield Park - created from Mind Map Sir Thomas Bertram Wealthy landowner Hard on his children without really ever teaching them right/wrong or doing what''s best for them Owns slaves in the Carribean and treats them with immense cruelty Maria Bertram -E...
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Fanny Price: Character - created from Mind Map Innocent Traditional A fantasiser of love / loving
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English - Pride and Prejudice Satire Satire is a humorous way of presenting stories in order to ridicule human follies and vice. Satire uses techniques such as; Irony Sarcasm Ridicule Exageration Parody Folly Vice A
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Characters Anne Elliot Novel's protagonist Middle daughter of Sir Walter Elliot Quiet and reserved, yet clever and practical Level-headed, considerate and kind to others
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The notes offer different ways into the listed novels. Pride and Prejudice Character Analysis brings together members of the Bennet family and other characters, while Pride and Prejudice Plot Summary follows the story in chapter groups. Other notes collect quotations and look at context, including gender roles, class, and love and marriage.
There are also notes on Emma, Mansfield Park and Anne Elliot. These include character details as well as themes and plot material.
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Start with the plot summary if you want a chapter-by-chapter overview. For character revision, use the analysis alongside it and check how each person fits into the story. Quotations from P and P is a useful next step when you want to review passages.
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Which notes should I start with for Pride and Prejudice?
Pride and Prejudice Plot Summary is a practical starting point if you want to follow the story in chapter groups. For a focus on people, try Pride and Prejudice Character Analysis, which includes the Bennet family, Darcy, Bingley, Wickham and others.
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Are there notes beyond Pride and Prejudice?
Yes. The page also lists notes on Emma and Mansfield Park, including material on characters and themes. There are notes featuring Anne Elliot, too. These offer school students and teachers a choice of material beyond the Pride and Prejudice notes.