Love and friendship

Introduction

CHAPTER I LIFE AND CREATIVE WORKS OF JANE AUSTIN

1. 
   Depiction of characters in Jane Austin’s works
   
2. 
   Essential features in Jane Austin’s works
   

CHAPTER.II. LITERARY ANALYSE OF “ LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP ”

2.1. Main characteristics in the novel

2.2. Conflicts and the summary of the novel

Conclusion

The list of used literature

Introduction

It is the fact that during centuries attitude towards women was invalid and gender equality has not been kept in balance. Additionally relationships among women and their status in the society have also taken under control of men society.We have to remark that the way Austen's complains about women could not have leading role.Nowadays the situation like this can also be found in our society. But providing gender equality is one of the most crusial issues in these days.In this paper we intended to describe all the characteristics of the novel and define different types of relarionships among women. And, we aimed to analyse all the women characters .The aim of the paper is to present women's status in the society during the period when Jane Austin lived and to consider in what way these data correspond to Jane Austin's representation of " women' s place ". Nowadays we can find a similar discourse in the Muslim community: women

being harassed due to a political and, therefore, interested lecture of the fountains
of knowledge, that end up being unknown. But, can this behaviour find support in the scriptural sources?Islamic way of
life granted women rights they could not have thought of before the revelation. It
conceded her the right to vote, to have her own money, not depending only on her
father, brother… to marry and stop “being married” to a man thanks to her own
will, etc…In this paper I have undertaken to bring forth some feminist characteristics in the works of one of the foremost novelist of England Jane Austen with special emphasis on one of her most renowned works, The feminist movement with emphasis on the concept of gynocriticism (by the American feminist Elaine Showalter) is summarized to put Jane Austen as an important writer of feelings and conditions of women.