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Austen (1775–1817)  \nIntroduction  \n• Jane Austen was an English novelist born in Steventon, Hampshire, in 1775 .  \nShe received little formal education, except some schooling at Abbey School, Reading.  \n• Her novels provide a vivid picture of middle-class and provincial family life.  \n• Although she lived in the Romantic Age, she did not follow the romantic cult and remained largely indifferent to Romantic literature.  \n• Her writing is known for realism, irony, wit, domestic life, and social manners.  \nJane Austen (1775–1817)  \nEarly Writing Career  \n• Austen began writing as early as 1787 for the amusement of her family.  \n• Later, she collected 29 early writings into three bound notebooks , now known as “Juvenilia.”  \n• Her early writings reveal her talent for parody, satire, and social observation.  \nJane Austen (1775–1817)  \nImportant Early Work  \nLove and Friendship  \n• A dark satirical comedy  \n• Written during her juvenilia phase  \n• Important for understanding her early ironic style  \nEvolution of Sense and Sensibility  \n• By 1796 , Austen had written a novel titled Elinor and Marianne.  \n• It was written in the epistolary form (series of letters) .  \n• It was influenced by Samuel Richardson’s style.  \n• Later, in 1797 , she rewrote it into prose fiction.  \n• This revised work became Sense and Sensibility (1811) .  \nMajor Novels Published Anonymously  \nThe following novels were published anonymously as“By a Lady”:  \n• Sense and Sensibility (1811)  \n• Pride and Prejudice (1813)  \n• Mansfield Park (1814)  \n• Emma (1815)  \n• Northanger Abbey (1817)  \nNovel Published with Her Name  \nThe only novel associated directly with Austen’s  \nname is:  \nPersuasion (1817)  \n• It was initially titled “The Elliots.”  \n• It was published posthumously.  \nPosthumous Publications  \nThe two novels published after her death in 1817 are:  \n• Northanger Abbey  \n• Persuasion  \nThese are very important from an exam point of view.  \nOther Important Works  \nA) Short Fiction  \nLady Susan  \n• Written between 1793–1795  \n• A short epistolary novel  \n• Deals with manipulation, wit, and female intelligence  \nOther Important Works  \nB) Dramatic Work  \nSir Charles Grandison or The Happy Man:  \n• A Comedy in 6 Acts  \n• Began in 1793  \n• Completed in 1800  \n• A parody of Samuel Richardson’s The History of Sir Charles Grandison","cbCaihUjgPSWTZpi","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihUjgPSWTZpi","pdf",1153228,31,"English","# Introduction\n## Early Writing Career\n## Important Early Work\n### Love and Friendship\n### Evolution of Sense and Sensibility\n## Major Novels Published Anonymously\n## Novel Published with Her Name\n## Posthumous Publications\n## Other Important Works\n## Short Fiction\n## Dramatic Work","[{\"question\":\"What is Jane Austen known for in her writing?\",\"answer\":\"Her writing is noted for realism, irony, wit, domestic life, and social manners.\"},{\"question\":\"How did Austen’s early writings 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