Jane Austen is an ornate artist who has marked literature in an unimaginable way. A common theme that is prevalent in all her work is the reference to social class, to the ways of the British society, and the push for a feminist movement. It is easily said that she was influenced by her own life and this permeates through artistic style, plots, and characters. Austen also has a strong sense of realism in her novels and is highly acclaimed by many literary critics. There was a point in her life when she was seen to be taboo with a neighbor and I feel like her high-hopes for woman could be credited to her somewhat crazy years. Also some more influences stem from her family life, from the harsh skepticism of women in her family and the strictness of her father. Overall Jane Austen’s family, and the time period influenced her themes, and artistic style greatly. This style and theme stays pretty stationary throughout her short publishing.
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