Revolutionary no more : the disempowering effect of marriage on classic literary heroines. by Chia, Valerie Ying En.

“…Aside from their status as canonical works of English Literature and bestselling blockbusters of their time, another element uniting Samuel Richardson’s Pamela (1740), Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice (1813), and Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre (1847), is their focus on courtship and marriage from a female perspective. …”
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The Use of Literary Adaptations in the EFL Classroom: A Case Study by Chahra Beloufa

“…In their British Literature classroom, one projected "Pride and Prejudice," Austen's film adaptation (2005), to observe students' abilities in criticizing the Film and discussing it and to discover to what extent it will make them eager to read the novel and get engaged. …”
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Orgoglio e Pregiudizio : dal romanzo alla graphic novel by Anna Maria Patrucco

“…L’article analysera le roman graphique de la transposition de Pride and Prejudice, en mettant l’accent sur la médiation nécessaire qui doit avoir lieu dans un travail similaire entre le genre du roman et celui de la bande dessinée. …”
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Empowerment of love for Jane Austen's Females: a case of creativity in familiarity by Alhasan, Assia, Omar, Noritah

“…The goal of this qualitative study is to explore unfamiliar concepts presented in familiar contexts in Austen’s Pride and Prejudice (1813) and Mansfield Park (1814). Also, it intends to examine Austen's creativity in unfamiliar concepts such as women's freedom of choice and education from a feminist perspective. …”
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Race and ethnicity in South African urban history: A call to investigate “mingling” as well as “separation” in the city by Vivian Bickford-Smith

“…Mingling means the crossing of potentially rigid boundaries of group pride and prejudice that can accompany such self-identification and/or imposed categorisation, even if many doing the crossing could still retain a racial or ethnic identity among their other self-identities. …”
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‘OMG JANE AUSTEN’: Austen and Memes in the Post-#MeToo Era by Katerina Kitsi-Mitakou, Maria Vara, Georgios Chatziavgerinos

“…Furthermore, through a close reading of a plethora of memes based on stills from screen adaptations of <i>Pride and Prejudice</i>, the essay will study how Austen’s renowned Mr. …”
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Intertextual Ever Afters: Fictionalised Biography and Compensatory Adaptation in Shakespeare in Love and Becoming Jane by Lucia OPREANU

“…This will entail both a comparative assessment of the two cinematic endeavours and a side-by-side analysis of each film script and the literary work whose plot it mirrors (Romeo and Juliet and Pride and Prejudice respectively). Particular attention will be paid to the ways in which isolated lines or entire episodes from William Shakespeare’s tragedy and Jane Austen’s novel are subtly adapted or simply pilfered to fill in gaps in two similarly elusive biographies and to account for the inspiration behind two of literature’s most enduring couples, whilst also somehow compensating for the missing element of romance in the real lives of their creators. …”
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“The Brontë Myth” Reception in “«Brontë’s Mistress”» by Finola Austin

“…The article considers the role of parallels in the novel with the novels of Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice” and “Lady Susan”. Cultural-historical and comparative methods of literary analysis are used to solve the problems of the study. …”
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Literary Reputation of a Writer of Translated Books: Jane Austen in Russia Case Study

“…The first Russian translation of her novel “Pride and Prejudice” was released in 1967, the other novels’ translations followed during the Perestroika period. …”
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An Investigation of Socio-Economic Incentives and Implications of Matrimony on Women’s Lives in Jane Austen’s Novels by Filiz BARIN AKMAN

“…This article makes a thorough investigation of the prominent novelist Jane Austen (1775-1817)’s novels, Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park, Sense and Sensibility, Persuasion, and Emma, to shed light onto the socio-economic incentives and implications of matrimony in women’s lives in the early nineteenth century English society. …”
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Jane Austen: tra brand e desiderio by Donata Meneghelli

“…Il saggio analizza i modi, le forme, i supporti e i canali attraverso cui Jane Austen e i suoi testi narrativi (con particolare riferimento a Pride and Prejudice) sono usciti dal cerchio tutto sommato ristretto dell’accademia, dei curricola universitari e dei lettori di professione, per entrare in uno spazio che è quello di YouTube, delle fan communities, della musica pop, dei blog, del romanzo rosa o dell’horror; i percorsi grazie ai quali sono diventati parte delle mitologie popolari del XXI secolo e al tempo stesso un brand di successo intorno al quale ruota una fitta rete di interessi economici (industria cinematografica e televisiva, turismo, editoria…), capace di catalizzare (e sfruttare) desideri, proiezioni, aspettative di nuove tipologie di lettori; le inedite modalità di ricezione che caratterizzano questo fenomeno, e soprattutto la fan fiction, situata al punto di convergenza o di frizione tra diversi media (letteratura, cinema, televisione, web e media digitali in genere), tra produttori e consumatori, tra lettura e scrittura, tra strategie commerciali delle corporation e autarchia dei fan, tra “alto” e “basso”. …”
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Duma i uprzedzenie. Znaczenie wyboru osoby transseksualnej na „przedstawiciela Narodu” by Anna Jawor

“… Pride and prejudice. The significance of election of a transsexual person as a “representative of Nation” Ms. …”
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Historical Gardens in Cinema: Location, Transformation, Image / Исторический сад в кинематографе: натура, трансформация, образ by SOKOLOV BORIS M. / СОКОЛОВ Б.М.

“…A garden can make a historical location (Versailles), mimic another historical garden (Vaux-le-Vicomte as Chantilly in Vatel), embody a national way of life (gardens of the National Trust in the 1995 TV series Pride and Prejudice), or be an abstract, to a greater or lesser extent, setting. …”
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Armastusest: tõerežiimid, kultuurilised kujutelmad ja kehaline ilmakogemus / On Love: Regimes of Truth, Cultural Imaginaries and the Bodily Experience of Being in the World by Epp Annus

“…The conglomerate of relations that surrounds the human body and plays part in its identification could be called, following Jacob von Uexküll, an environing world of love. Thus, in Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen or in Kasuema by Silvia Rannamaa, the female protagonist loves her male counterpart within the context of his environing world, where the beloved’s situatedness in the world becomes a defining part of the amorous relationship. …”
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A comparative study of the Balochi story of Hani and Shaymorid with Laila and Majnun of Nizami by Abdolghafour Jahandideh

“…Nizami had composed this story artistically and he also did many manipulations in the story while writing the poem (Safa, vol. 2, 1989: 802).The plot of the story in Nizami’s narrative is that a love affair begins between a child named Qais and his contemporary school girl Laila. The pride and prejudice that was quite ingrained in the Arabs’ culture of that time, created obstacles in the way of this passionate innocent love. …”
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