The Upper Class and Miss Anne Elliot

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English

 

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Frances S

 

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June 6, 2014

 

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University

 

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A

 

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A close assessment of the development of Austen's ideals through the course of her novels reveals the fundamental nature of the central character's relationship to her family, and its direct relationship to the family's moral standpoint, as well as convincing evidence concerning Austen's own values. In Austen's last finished novel, Persuasion, which Christopher Clausen describes as "a vast shift in direction from her previous work," the deficiency of familial love and support acquired by the protagonist Anne Elliott is not only transparently evident, but Austen precisely sets out to tackle the hypocrisy prevailing in Anne's surrounding family...
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The entire story revolves around the Elliott family, who live audaciously wrapped up in all aspects of life swathed in superficial self-importance, conceit, narcissism, self indulgence, social status and image, projected wealth, all the while snubbing any person not of equal or higher status with the sole exception of the manipulating, deceitful and deceptive Miss Clay, who makes friends with the eldest, and most conceited daughter of the narcissistic Sir Walter Elliott...
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