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"Throughout this book I have been able to see the through Marxist Criticism lens. Elinor and her sisters represent the bourgeois characters. The have been oppressed and removed from their former home and their salary has greatly decreased. Elinor's brother and his wife represent the Proletariat characters. They are wealthy and greedy and unhelpful towards their lower class family." — Oct 05, 2017 05:48AM
"Throughout this book I have been able to see the through Marxist Criticism lens. Elinor and her sisters represent the bourgeois characters. The have been oppressed and removed from their former home and their salary has greatly decreased. Elinor's brother and his wife represent the Proletariat characters. They are wealthy and greedy and unhelpful towards their lower class family." — Oct 05, 2017 05:48AM
Lydia’s 2025 Year in Books
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