How Did Jane Austen Influence On Pride And Prejudice

The hectic and chaotic environments in which Jane Austen’s novels revolved around are believed not to be complete fiction, and are most likely accurate depictions of her true family and social environment. Jane Austen was born on December 16, 1775 to her parents, Reverend Mr. George Austen and Cassandra Austin, in Hampshire, England. After just turning a few months old, Jane, like all of her siblings, were sent away for a few months to a wet nurse until the mother, Cassandra, had regained her ultimate strength. Although many practices of the Austen family, dealing with the birth of a child, were seemingly obsolete for the time, George and Cassandra continued to perpetuate their traditions and cycles they had enacted for their eight children. Jane Austen had seven siblings, with her being the seventh born of all eight children. Her siblings included …show more content…
The Regency Period has been thought to have brought about the qualities and concerns of higher ranking socialites that resemble pure opulence and ease, which had been Jane’s life in literally and fictitiously. However, as seen from her many novels, particularly Pride and Prejudice’s plot and character importance, her attitudes of how she lived, or how she was conformed to live, were not very confirmative of the general attitude of the masses of the higher or middle classes. Obviously, Jane Austen’s opinions toward this era’s accepted idea of living behind a façade were generally negative and that she generally found complete disinterest in them, but she had to live like the way she did because of great social pressure. Her class’s expectations for her, including how to find a mate and why she couldn’t find a husband, all inspired the many important themes, plots, and characters of her many