Pride and Prejudice A Classic Romance of Wit, Misjudgment, and Unexpected Love
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Erscheinungsdatum
01.08.2026
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Curated Collection PublishingSeitenzahl
376
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21.6/14/2.2 cm
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530 g
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Englisch
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9798256279431
In the drawing rooms, assembly halls, and country estates of Regency England, first impressions can shape a future-and overturn one. Elizabeth Bennet is intelligent, observant, and quick to laugh at pretension. Fitzwilliam Darcy is wealthy, reserved, and painfully conscious of rank. Their first encounters leave Elizabeth convinced that Darcy is arrogant, while Darcy struggles against an attraction complicated by differences in wealth, family, and social position. Yet as family pressures, romantic disappointments, damaging revelations, and unexpected acts of generosity complicate their judgments, both are forced to examine the pride and prejudice that have distorted what they see. Around them, Jane Austen builds one of literature's most memorable social worlds. The impulsive Lydia Bennet threatens her family's reputation; the amiable Jane Bennet and courteous Mr. Bingley discover how easily affection can be disrupted by interference; the absurd Mr. Collins turns courtship into comedy; and the formidable Lady Catherine de Bourgh embodies the authority of wealth and inherited status. Through these characters, Austen transforms the marriage plot into a sharp examination of money, class, reputation, family obligation, and the limited choices available to women without independent fortunes. At the center of the novel is the evolving relationship between Elizabeth and Darcy, a romance driven not by instant compatibility but by correction, self-knowledge, and earned respect. Elizabeth must confront the danger of trusting her own cleverness too completely, while Darcy must recognize how privilege has shaped his conduct toward others. Their movement toward one another gives the novel its enduring emotional power, while Austen's irony and precise dialogue keep the story lively, comic, and remarkably modern in its understanding of human judgment. First published in 1813, Pride and Prejudice remains both a defining comedy of manners and one of the most enduring love stories in English literature: a novel in which intelligence can mislead, appearances can deceive, and genuine understanding requires the humility to see another person-and oneself-more clearly.