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JANE AUSTEN Jane-Austen, All her novels were published anonimously; her…
JANE AUSTEN 
LIFE
Jane Austen was born in Steventon, Hampshire,a small village in England. She spent life whitin the circle of her very close, affectionate family. She was inseparable from her sister Cassandra, who like Jane, never married,
She went to a boarding school with her sister and she showed an interest in literature and writing very early.
She travelled very occasionally.
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Her work is amusing and, at the same time, deals with the serious matters of LOVE, MARRIAGE and PARENTHOOD
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Her treatment of love and sexual attraction is in line with her general view that strong impulses and intensely emotional states should be regulated, controlled and brought to order by private reflection.
THE THEME OF MARRIAGE
The traditional values of country families provided the basis of the plots and setting of Jane Austen's novels
They take placed in England. Jane Austen writes about the oldest English, based on the possession of land, parks and country houses.
The marriage markets take place in London, where people used to carry out their business. and it's in these places that all the troubles of Austen's world occur: GOSSIP, FILTRATIONS, SEDUCTIONS, ADULTERIES.
The marriage market has also produced a range of villains: unscrupulous relatives, seducers, gamblers and social climbers
All her novels were published anonimously; her identity was later revealed by her brother who adding a "biographical notice of the author"
Jane's fame was already well-estabilished among her contemporaries, Sir Walter Scott was one of the first to realise her greatness in his review of EMMA