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Topic-Sense and sensibility in Feminism approach.



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Course no.5: The Romantic Literature:

Assignment


Name: - Vala Asha T.

Class: -     M.A.  SEM - 2

Topic: -   Theme of sense and sensibility in feminist approach.

Paper: -   o5.

ROLL NO: - 37

Year: -   2015 - 2016

ENROLLMENT NO: - PG15101041

E-MAIL:-valaasha10@gmail.com 

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Submitted: -    Smt S.B.Gardy   Department of English      Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji Bhavnagar University
Bhavnagar


Sense and Sensibility in Feminist approach
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 Sense and sensibility in Feminist Approach

* Introduction *

                                                Sense and sensibility is a novel by “Jane Austen”, and was her first published work when it appeared in 1811 under the pseudonym “A lady”. A work of romantic fiction, better known as a comedy of manners, sense and sensibility is set southwest England, London and Kent between 1792 and 1797, and portrays the life and loves of the Dashwood sisters, Elinor and moriann.The novels follows the young ladies to their new home, a meager on a distant relatives property, where they experience love, romance and heartbreak. Jane has to very popular and she is innovative one in all her novel to real and feminist issues portray. In her novel, 1995 to 2005 all novel in female has only in straggle to male dominated society.  Jane Austen’s novel in that they revealed only the most "distant recognition'' of the "feelings' and no awareness of the "passions'. Jane Austen best five novels are like that.

·                     1)Sense and Sensibility
·                     2)Persuasion
3)  Emma
·                     4) Mansfield Park
·                     5)Pride and Prejudice

                 In this five novels in Austen has to women are face to problem in society and there are very helpless to men. But in her “sense and sensibility” (1818) in three Sister Elinor, Marianne and Margret life and also they are mature but as female face social problem in this novel. Jane had woman spectator expands not only as feminist, female and feminine, she portrayed to woman in society. Austen’s novels are translated into ideologies that reflect the social context of the productions. So now Jane has feminist author and she wrote to woman identities in this novel ‘sense and sensibility’. And she applies to feminist approach in the novel.
                                  

*Feminist approach*

                             Feminism a recognized movement in the 18th century and 19th century. We know that to female are marginalized in society and many readers are writing to woman and most of female novelist and it may be that to fictional reconstruction of patriarchal gender conceptions and also woman as gender different and we can see that to stereotype behaviors in society and men. When Jane Austen was writing her novels, England faced the early feminist consciousness, abolitionism, and war with France and its post –revolution tension, along with the strained relationship with the newly independent America. Austen turned her back on the social and political context other time, and that she was an anti-Jacobin and reactionary feminist who rejects the feminism of Wollstonecraft The reading of Jane Austen, however, shows diverging opinions on her involvement with those issues in this novel woman are helpless and we know that to truth but men reject to woman. Here Elinor and Marianne are character also feeling to man as Robert, Willoughby, and Edward etc.  So in this novel Jane Austen has to woman in my interpreted into ‘sense and sensibility’ this following are like that: female character, man use to women in sexual, Jane Austen style, feminist adaption and my argument. And novel in see that men and women characters…
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·                               Feminist approach in sense and sensibility 

                                     In this novel female characters are three Dashwood Elinor, Marianne and Margret and also Mrs. Dashwood. Jane Austen has woman more than space to man and developing to all woman character. Jane Austen Hs to three sister are different and most that to Elinor different nature and she is mature to two other sister and she is very common understand may be to not emotion. She has to undergo characters evolutions.    Elinor experience three emotions breakdowns when Edward and Lucy engagement is revealed and known to Marianne, when Marianne is in sickbed and it may be that to Edward explains Lucy’s married to his brother. Jane say that to Elinor has to be woman not express to feeling to man. Here Jane  has to feminist and maybe she is emotions and social political one into only money and Lucy has woman, it may be only to rich man married and not poor, or not love and emotion selected. So Jane has to Elinor as a balanced character and human being who is not only rationally but also capable. And in this novel sensibility as Marianne has emotion and youngest to Dashwood sister only one but she failed in love to Mr. Willoughby   and he reject to her. So that in here Jane has to feeling and hopeless of men woman behaves and it may be that to love, money, sexual and political-social to her. In last Margret is mere complement in novel and she is younger two other sister, an outspoken boyish character though whom the protests against patriarchal arrangements of society are expressed. She is shown climbing a tree house both in Orland and Barton, she uses   telescope and may be to Jane style to woman are free in society and also that to child girl is free one.   
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 She is also for inspires to be a pirate as her and the law of father and thought whom the mainstreaming of feminist issues are argued which highlight Elion’s confinement in domesticity despite her use of reason. Jane has developed into heroes that feminist years and she balanced to men developed to both and we see that to influence to woman depended to men. And also that to woman only in money, love, property and social religious in her life. Also Mrs. Dashwood  has helpless and also she is fear to married to her daughter and we know that to his house in Norland also Marianne love to Willoughby reject and we see that to elinor has to feeling understand to her sister illness. Here know that to Jane Austen has to develop to Margret Dashwood character and free mind characters. So that in feminist voice to Margret’s mouth since the elder sisters and rational to Eli nor.
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                               So that in Jane Austen point of views and she real issues portray to all woman character. And also reflect to Jane in late 20th century and early 21st century into woman post feminist issues in society.  We can see that to all interplays it with different issues” slavery, money, property, religious male dominated society and woman are margined of male society. So that in one to feminist in sense and sensibility novel in Jane Austen feminist ideas but now other detail to Jane’s style, feminist adaption and sexual use to woman in this novel ‘sense and sensibility’.


Main theme of sense and sensibility.




Marriage.
                                   
                                    He principal theme of her novels is her matrimony. Generally the heroin after few false starts, meets the right man ,and a series of misunderstanding and frustration occurs to delay but never to prevent their union.For Marrianne and Elinor,marriage is not a choice, but a necessity, and their need to marry expediently and well is a pressing concern in the novel, as they look for suitors.
                                                          Young man are more free to chosed life partner for marriage, for example Mr.colonel Brandon reach at the age of 35 and still unmarried. For women who have money, marriage is necessary to secure their social positions and ensure financial stability for the future.

Appearance vs reality.

Pertains to character rspecially, as many characters in the novel present themselves as me thing, and end being another. John willoughby is the best example of this, as he seems romantic, open, and genuine but ends up exposing himelf as vain ,idle,and cruel.

“Tell me, willoughby for Heavens sake,tell me, what it the truth?”

Marianne to willoughby.

Hypocrisy.

A vast number of characters in the novel embody this trait to varying degrees, john and Fanny

“Indeed, to say the truth, I am convinced
within myself, that your father had no
 idea of your giving them any money at all.”

Fanny Dashwood to her husband

Lady middleton ( sir middleton is good fellow who gave resort to Mrs. Dashwood.)

The steele girls (Who tries to keep secret of their love from each other, and tried to be more rich than their reality.)

Mrs.Ferrars (as she disinherited edward from her property only because he engaged secretly.)

Robert, among others (as he got engaged with sane lady with whom once his elder brother engaged.)

*Money/inheritance*

Laws surrounding inheritance are what put the Dahwoods women in critical situation at the beginning of the novel.Their lack of money, compounded with their inability to work, means that they cannot come out from their situation, except through marrying well, and marrying with rich guy is the only way.Money also dictates the eligibility of Elinor and marianne, as women with langer dowries are of course seen as better prospects for marriage.
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·      Conclusion

      So that in this novel we can see that to woman are challenges to men and also men reject to her love and it may be that to Jane Austen ideas to sense means common sense, knowledge, smartness and sensibility means emotion, desire and care of family. So that here we can see that Jane Austen does not create a woman’s world – she presents the real world, in which the limits on the conversation are those of the knowledge and interests of the speakers, and she allows us to perceive it through the consciousness of her heroines. Her men, for example are not creations of female fantasy, where the writer was afraid to know or at least to display knowledge of real masculinity and they are real men, perceived by women.

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