Psychoanalyzing Emotions in Jane Austen's Novels

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Jane Austen is an overriding initiator of the feminist rise in English literature. Her piercing surveillance of the society and her exceptional approach of writing prioritize on the entanglements of the eighteenth and nineteenth century middle class society in profundity. The year 2017 marks the 200th anniversary of Austen's death and admirers of Jane around the world pay homage to their heroine with variety of tributes and ceremonies. Education is supremely assayed by her family which mushroom her enchantment towards education and learning. Austen and her sister Cassandra spent only a short span of time at the Abbey school and were taught the required female skills of the time by visiting masters. Her kith and kin encountered the ideal entertainment with her juvenile poems and stories with which her crave regarding writing is observable. She loved to write her novels in peace and she shared them with her family members only. She was very close to Cassandra and their sisterhood was really the pedestal for her to mention the profound connection among sisters in almost all her novels. She began the first full-length novel Elinor and Marianne which was renamed as Sense and Sensibility later.