What is Jane Austen's most famous work?

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1. What is Jane Austen's most famous work?
2. Is Pride and Prejudice based on Jane Austen's life?
3. Was Cassandra married?
4. Is Pride and Prejudice a hard read?
5. Is Jane Austen relevant today?
6. What literary period is Jane Austen?
7. Are there any living relatives of Jane Austen?
8. What symptoms did Jane Austen have?
9. Who originally published Pride and Prejudice?
10. What happened to Jane Austen's sister?

What is Jane Austen's most famous work?

Pride and Prejudice Jane Austen is recognized as one of the most important English writers of her time. She's probably most famous for her novel Pride and Prejudice, but others like Mansfield Park, are very popular. Her books largely dealt with themes of love and a woman's role in the home.

Is Pride and Prejudice based on Jane Austen's life?

No, 'Pride and Prejudice' is not based on a true story. It is based on the book of the same name written by Jane Austen. Considered one of the best novels by the author, it is also one of the most beloved romance stories, with the dynamic of Elizabeth and Mr.

Was Cassandra married?

Austen inherited £1000 from him, which gave her a little financial independence but, like her sister, she never married.

Is Pride and Prejudice a hard read?

First thing's first: Pride and Prejudice is not that hard. But it is challenging. I don't want you to get so discouraged by what others say that you don't even attempt the book. ... But if you do decide to power through Pride and Prejudice you're going to need some help, and there's no shame in that.

Is Jane Austen relevant today?

“Jane Austen continues to be relevant in our subcontinent because no matter how much we evolve, we still retain social norms and niceties and hypocrisies prevalent from Jane's era two centuries ago. In many ways, her regency world is more relevant to us than it is to our counterparts in England.

What literary period is Jane Austen?

Although she lived and wrote during the years designated as the Romantic period (she lived from 17, and Pride and Prejudice was published in 1813), she was not for most of the last two centuries considered a Romantic writer.

Are there any living relatives of Jane Austen?

Like her elder sister Cassandra, Jane Austen left no descendants, but their large army of brothers did have in most cases a significant amount of progeny.

What symptoms did Jane Austen have?

Austen said she experienced exhaustion, rheumatic pains, unusual skin discoloration and bilious attacks -- all of which could be symptoms of Addison's disease.

Who originally published Pride and Prejudice?

Jane Austen Pride and Prejudice

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Author	Jane Austen
Publisher	T. Egerton, Whitehall
Publication date	28 January 1813
Media type	Print (hardback, 3 volumes), digitalized

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What happened to Jane Austen's sister?

Cassandra lived on alone at the cottage but continued to visit friends and relations. On one such visit to her brother Frank in March 1845, she suffered a stroke. ... She died there a few days later on , aged 72.