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Jane Austen, uses irony and satire to criticize aspects of her society. Jane Austen uses her characters to symbolize her criticism of the society. Through her use of characters, she reveals her concerns towards the law, government, and each persons social value in the society.

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Women's clothing was dainty, frilly and extravagant. Lace, hoop skirts and fine fabrics.Clothes that made women look as if they had a dainty feminine figure were popular. Many styles were inspired by European court dress.

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Most men wore knee-length pants called breeches. Over their shirts, they wore waistcoats which came in both sleeved and sleeveless styles.The coat was knee-length, made of wool and typically fastened with buttons. The sleeves ended in large cuffs, decorated with more buttons. They also wore powdered wigs. White, blue,gray and pink were popular colours.

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The dress  code for the late 1700's was very conservative, modest and formal for all of the people throughout the social structure. The women's  clothing often displayed the fact that they were supposed to be stay at home mums or wives and that was all.

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One of Pride and prejudice's first published illustrations 

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One of Pride and prejudice's first published illustrations 

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The lower class women wore plain  clothing, generally made from wool or linen and hand sewn.

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The main purpose for the dance scene in Pride and Prejudice was to explore the social etiquette of the regency period and also how the characters compare and contrast with one another. Another purpose of 'The Dance' scene was to show the level of in equality between men and women and how women could not say anything other than yes. The dancing between the Bennett girls and their respective suitors reflects the social conventions of the time.

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Women continued to play a significant, though not acknowledged, role in economic and political structures through their primarily domestic activities.

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How do these rules differ from today’s rules...

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How do these rules differ from today’s rules...

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In society today women are granted the rights of proper education, choice of lifestyle and are considered equal to men. This has changed drastically since the 17 and 18 hundreds

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Expectations and Social Rules During the Regency period

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Expectations and Social Rules During the Regency period

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Women were often challenged with expressing themselves in a system that generally refused to grant them basic rights such as proper schooling and the choice to become anything other than a housewife. Women were also allowed to have relationships outside of their marriages as long as they gave their husbands an heir

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Jane Austen was educated by her father and brothers and through her reading. she was the sent to boarding at Reading Abbey girls school until her family could no longer afford it.

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Jane Austen was born on the 16th of December 1775 and died from Addison's disease in 18 July 1817. Jane Austen had 7 siblings including, Cassandra, Henry, Francis, James, Charles, Edward and George Austen.