Jane Austen: Advocate for Female Education
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Jane Austen was an English author from the 19th century, whose writings are studied and read globally. However, it is usually forgotten that she advocated female education. This analysis´s goal is to emphasize in this matter of the author´s literature. Arguments that prove her advocate for female education were found by investigating other authors with the same opinion regarding her feminism and by the extraction of examples found in her novels.
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