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by Jane Austen
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Pride and Prejudice Study Guide consists of approx. 111 pages of summaries and analysis on Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen. Browse the literature study guide below:

  Introduction

  Author Biography

  Plot Summary

  Chapter Summaries & Analysis

Based on the inevitable conclusion that a single man must necessarily be in the pursuit of a wife, when Netherfield Park is rented to an eligible young bachelor of large fortune, Mrs. Bennet, who has five eligible young daughters, applies to her husband to go immediately to Netherfield to make a formal introduction of the family. When Mr. Bennet denies that he has any inclination to do so, Mrs. Bennet, as per her usual reaction to stress, disappointment, or emotion of any kind, begins to complain of her nerves. (read more)
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      Volume 2: Chapter 1
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      Volume 2: Chapter 3
      Volume 2: Chapter 5
      Volume 2: Chapter 6
      Volume 2: Chapter 7
      Volume 2: Chapter 8
      Volume 2: Chapter 9
      Volume 2: Chapter 10
      Volume 2: Chapter 11
      Volume 2: Chapter 12
      Volume 2: Chapter 13
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      Volume 2: Chapter 16
      Volume 2: Chapter 17
      Volume 2: Chapter 18
      Volume 2: Chapter 19
      Volume 3: Chapter 1
      Volume 3: Chapter 2
      Volume 3: Chapter 3
      Volume 3: Chapter 4
      Volume 3: Chapter 5
      Volume 3: Chapter 6
      Volume 3: Chapter 7
      Volume 3: Chapter 8
      Volume 3: Chapter 9
      Volume 3: Chapter 10
      Volume 3: Chapter 11
      Volume 3: Chapter 12
      Volume 3: Chapter 13
      Volume 3: Chapter 14
      Volume 3: Chapter 15
      Volume 3: Chapter 16
      Volume 3: Chapter 17
      Volume 3: Chapter 18
      Volume 3: Chapter 19

  Characters

  Themes

  Style

  Historical Context

  Critical Overview

  Criticism

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  Media Adaptations

  Topics for Further Study

  Compare & Contrast

  What Do I Read Next?

  For Further Study

  Sources

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