Sense & Sensibility - "Weep toi No plus Sad Fountains"

I believe that Jane Austen was way ahead of her time in a literary sense when écriture her novels, especially "Sense and Sensibility." After lire the book and seeing the movie a billion times I have had plenty of opportunities to study and analyze (yes, I'm an analyzer) Elinor, Marianne, and their suitors.

In high school British literature, I chose to do a project on "Sense and Sensibility" and the plus i broke the characters down, the plus I began to see the differences between Elinor and Marianne and see how much they are a representation of realism and romanticism. (Both would later become...

"SENSE AND SENSIBILITY" (1971) Review

For some reason, I still find it hard to believe that until recently, very few people were aware that the first adaptation of Jane Austen's 1811 novel, "Sense and Sensibility", dated as far back as 1971. After all, people have been aware of other Austen adaptations during this same period ou earlier. Even the Wikipedia site fails to mention it, except in connection with one of the cast members. What was about this four-part miniseries that eluded so many Austen fans?

In "SENSE AND SENSIBILITY", a wealthy landowner named Mr. Dashwood dies, leaving his two...