Top 4 Long Questions and Answers from Mansfield Park, Jane Austen
Mansfiel Park By Jane Austen
1. Discus Jane Austen’s Mansfield
Park as a novel of property and British empire.
Ans: Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park has
been long praised as a novel from various perspectives. Some highly praise the
skillful structure of the novel. Among different discussions of the novel, few
people start their exploration into the novel from Austen’s attitudes toward
the imperial expansion of her time. Many scholars have discussed Austen’s
Mansfield Park about her conspiracy with Imperialism
Austen wrote during a turbulent time for British imperialism. The British Empire had recently lost its American colonies but was expanding its territories in India and the West Indies. Much of the scholarship surrounding Austen’s treatment of British colonialism addresses Mansfield Park, in which family patriarch Sir Thomas Bertram visits his plantations in Antigua to protect his investment. (Scroll-down to Download Full Answer)
2. Make a post-Colonial reading of
reading of Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park.
Ans:
Mansfield Park is a representative novel by Jane Austen with the most
comprehensive theme and the best description. Many scholars have analyzed the
novel from the aspect of the opposition of characters, refraction on the moral
level and the principle of marriage. However, few researches have been done on
the implication of colonial ideology in this novel. Having grown up in the
British imperialist colonial expansion period, her potential ideology is
completely consistent with the superiority of British Empire in the national
culture, moral value and family orders, which revealed the recognition of the
colonial expansion and praise for imperialism in her work.
We find the influence of colonialism
on Jane Austen and her novel Mansfield Park and exploration the colonial
implications in the novel. This thesis consists of three chapters.
Chapter one aims at analyzing the main characters Sir Thomas and Fanny. The heroine, Fanny was born in a poor family but she always has a............(Scroll-down to Download Full Answer)
3. Make an analysis of the issues,
Jane Austen throws light on in the novel, Mansfield Park.
Ans: Jane Austen is one of the
greatest novelists of the 19th century. She occupies a high place among female
novelists of England. Her contribution to the English novel is noteworthy. She
was a very careful artist who imparted realism to her novels. She pioneered the
comedy of manners and she introduced dramatic element. She wrote her novels
from the feminine point of view. It is also a notable contribution that she
feminized the English novel. She describes various issues like education social
class, gender, colonialism, imperialism,
slavery etc. in her novels.
Education for women during Jane Austen’s time was another issue. The 18th century was society dominated by male. Women weren’t given the proper opportunity to b_...........
In Mansfield Park, Jane Austen described the clear illustration about social class happened in England during 18th century. Jane Austen depicted three social statuses: high...........(Scroll-down to Download Full Answer)
4. Evaluate the women characters in
Mansfield Park and state if it is a time of transition that Austen reflects in
the novel.
Ans: Jane Austen is one of the
greatest novelists of the 19th century. She occupies a high place among female
novelists of England. She was a very careful artist who imparted realism to her
novels. She describes various issues like social class, gender, colonialism,
imperialism, slavery etc. in her novels.
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