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Jane Austen. Woman Writer of the 19th Century презентация
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- 1. Jane Austen. Woman Writer of the 19th Century
- 2. Jane Austen’s
- 3. Jane Austen’s biography In 1783 she moved
- 4. Jane Austen’s Death The cause of Jane’s
- 5. Austen’s likes As a young woman Jane
- 6. Jane’s love When Austen was twenty,
- 7. Jane Austen’s Family Tree
- 8. Jane Austen spent the last eight years
- 9. This is a photograph of a coat
- 10. Map of England, showing important places of Jane Austen’s life Steventon Bath Lyme Kent
- 11. Jane Austen’s Writings Northanger Abbey Sense and
- 12. There are some of Jane Austen’s books
- 13. The Pride &Prejudice Published in 1813 A
- 14. The Plot A love story between Miss Elizabeth and Mr.Darcy
- 15. Themes in “Pride& Prejudice” Interrupting characters such
- 16. The Characters Mr.Bennet Jane Elizabeth Mary,
- 17. Mr.Darcy Very proud Rich Educated Haughty
- 18. Miss Elizabeth Lively With quick wit Young Beautiful Proud Intelligent Loyal
- 19. The Mansfield Park Published in 1814 Solemn
- 20. The Plot The story of Fanny Price
- 21. Miss Fanny Poor Vulnarable Beautiful Young Good principles
- 22. Mr.Edmund Wealthy Caring Helpful Kindhearted
- 23. Sense and Sensibility Published in 1797
- 24. Characters John Dashwood Mr Dashwood
- 25. The Plot Lost money Love Learning to
- 26. Jane Austen’s Museum In this house used
- 27. The Summary Jane Austen was one of
Jane Austen’s biography Was born in 1775 in Hampshire in England She was the seventh child out of eight She was educated primarily by her father.
Слайд 2 Jane Austen’s biography
Was born in 1775
in Hampshire in England
She was the seventh child out of eight
She was educated primarily by her father.
She received a broader education than many women of her time.
At the age of 14 she wrote her first novel, Love and Freindship.
She was the seventh child out of eight
She was educated primarily by her father.
She received a broader education than many women of her time.
At the age of 14 she wrote her first novel, Love and Freindship.
Слайд 3Jane Austen’s biography
In 1783 she moved to Southampton
1785-1786 she went to
Abbey boarding school
1782 and 1784 plays were staged by the Austen family
In 1801 she and her family moved to Bath where the most productive work was done
The next four years were difficult ones for Jane.
After the death of Mr Austen, the Austen ladies moved to Southampton.
1782 and 1784 plays were staged by the Austen family
In 1801 she and her family moved to Bath where the most productive work was done
The next four years were difficult ones for Jane.
After the death of Mr Austen, the Austen ladies moved to Southampton.
Слайд 4Jane Austen’s Death
The cause of Jane’s death was the typhus.
She died
in Winchester on 18th July in 1817, at the age of 41.
.
Слайд 5Austen’s likes
As a young woman Jane enjoyed dancing and she attended
balls.
She loved the country, enjoyed long country walks.
She never married, she never had a room of her own, but her social life was active and she had suitors and romantic dreams.
She loved the country, enjoyed long country walks.
She never married, she never had a room of her own, but her social life was active and she had suitors and romantic dreams.
Слайд 6Jane’s love
When Austen was twenty, Tom Lefroy visited Steventon.
Lefroy and
Austen would have been introduced at a ball.
It is clear from Jane's letters to Cassandra that they spent a lot of time together: „I am almost afraid to tell you how my Irish friend and I behaved”.
Neither had any money, and Tom was dependent on a great-uncle. So, Jane Austen never saw him again.
Austen began work on a second novel, First Impressions (it later became Pride and Prejudice).
It is clear from Jane's letters to Cassandra that they spent a lot of time together: „I am almost afraid to tell you how my Irish friend and I behaved”.
Neither had any money, and Tom was dependent on a great-uncle. So, Jane Austen never saw him again.
Austen began work on a second novel, First Impressions (it later became Pride and Prejudice).
Слайд 8Jane Austen spent the last eight years of her life here
at Chawton in the 17th century house which is now preserved in her memory.
Слайд 9This is a photograph of a coat worn by Jane Austen.
It
gives an idea of the type of clothes worn by young ladies of the time.
Слайд 11Jane Austen’s Writings
Northanger Abbey
Sense and Sensibility
Pride & Prejudice
Mansfield Park
Persuasion
Emma
Juvenilia
Love
and Friendship
Lady Susan
The Watsons
Sanditon
Lady Susan
The Watsons
Sanditon
Слайд 15Themes in “Pride& Prejudice”
Interrupting characters such as Mr.Collins
Hidden emotions
Differences between families
Initial misunderstandings
Слайд 16The Characters
Mr.Bennet
Jane Elizabeth
Mary, Kitty Lydia Bingley
Louisa Hurst Caroline
Mr.
Collins
Old Mr. Darcy
Lady Ann Darcy
Mr. Darcy
Old Mr. Darcy
Lady Ann Darcy
Mr. Darcy
Georgiana Darcy
Lady Catherine
Colonel Fitzwilliam
Mr. Gardiner
Mrs. Gardine
Sir William
Lady Lucas
Old Mr. Wickham
Wickham
Слайд 23Sense and Sensibility
Published in 1797
The first of Jane Austen's novels
to be published
A love story
A love story
Слайд 24Characters
John Dashwood
Mr Dashwood
Fanny Dashwood
Marianne Dashwood
Elinor Dashwood
Mrs. Dashwood
Edward
Ferrars
Margaret Dashwood
Mrs. Jennings
Sir John Middleton
Margaret Dashwood
Mrs. Jennings
Sir John Middleton
Thomas
Betsy
Colonel Brandon
John Willoughby
Curate
Charlotte Palmer
Lucy Steele
Pigeon
Maid to Mrs. Jennings
Miss Grey
Слайд 26Jane Austen’s Museum
In this house used to lived Jane and her
sister Cassandra
In this house she wrote and revised her famous novels
In 1949 the house was opened as the museum
The museum contains her memorabilia and artefacts
In this house she wrote and revised her famous novels
In 1949 the house was opened as the museum
The museum contains her memorabilia and artefacts
Слайд 27The Summary
Jane Austen was one of the greatest women writers of
the 19th century.
In her novels the characters are similar to her brothers and sisters
Many famous films have been made based on her novels such as “Pride& Prejudice” and “Mansfield Park”
In her novels the characters are similar to her brothers and sisters
Many famous films have been made based on her novels such as “Pride& Prejudice” and “Mansfield Park”
