Pride and Prejudice

Definition

A classic novel written by Jane Austen that explores the themes of social class, marriage, and personal growth through the story of Elizabeth Bennet and her journey to overcome her own pride and prejudice.

Related terms

Jane Austen: An influential English author known for her witty social commentary and insightful portrayal of characters in novels such as "Sense and Sensibility" and "Emma."

Elizabeth Bennet:

The protagonist of "Pride and Prejudice," a strong-willed young woman who challenges societal norms with her intelligence, wit, and independent thinking.

Social Class: A system that categorizes individuals based on their economic status, education level, occupation, or family background. It often plays a significant role in determining one's opportunities and interactions within society.