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Title: Prejudice is a Child of Ignorance: Pride and Prejudice
Contents
Introduction    3
Background    3
Literary Criticism:    3
Thematic and Theoretical Conception:    4
Symbols and Imagery:    4
Conclusion    5
Works Cited    6
Introduction
Our power is our radical self, which is never above us nor below us, but always beside us. Prejudices is a burden that confuses the past, threatens the future, and renders the present inaccessible. The sole purpose for the selection of this type of topic is to highlight the gender inequality as well as racial discrimination among the students, as injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice illustrates the importance of knowing ourselves and knowing the things we required in our life, by giving the first preferences to our principles. Therefore, the inclusion of this topic in English courses can prove fruitful and beneficial for the students as they can relate this topic with their own self.
Background
Literary Criticism:
A popular question that often comes in our mind is “Are…. Not women and men equal to all respect?” The answer from several feminist studies says with a negative remark “No”. Feminist literary criticism is the critical analysis of that literary piece of work which is based on feministic perspectives. The feminists’ writers or the researchers tend to reject the patriarchal norms in a literature.
As mentioned by Awan and Nasir, in this patriarchal society, the women are not always given the proper respect and value of what they deserve. The concept of entitlement in the novel Pride and Prejudice emphasizes the gender difference between men and women. This entitlement concept is relevant even today, where the women are being pressurized to marry and search for a husband in order to...