Jane Austen-feberen rammer England.

Jane Austen-feberen rammer England.
Den 28. januar 2013 var det 200 år siden, Jane Austen anonymt udgav romanen Stolthed og Fordom, og det fejredes i særdeleshed i byen Bath, hvor forfatteren tilbragte fem år af sit liv. På selve dagen læste omkring 140 berømtheder, heriblandt politikere og sportsfolk, hele dagen igennem højt af hendes værker i ti minutter hver.
Hendes romaner handler oftest om ægteskabet og det utrolig voldsomme pres, som kvinder oplevede i det 18. og 19. århundrede: De skulle simpelthen finde en passende ægtemand.

Resultater (Engelsk) 1:

Jane Austen-the fever hit England.The 28. January 2013 it was 200 years ago, Jane Austen anonymously published the novel pride and prejudice, and it is being celebrated in particular in the city of Bath, where the author spent five years of his life. On the day itself was reading about 140 celebrities, including politicians and sportsmen, all day high of her works for ten minutes each.Her novels often act on marriage and the incredibly fierce pressure that women experienced in the 18th century. and 19. century: they were supposed to simply find a suitable husband.

Resultater (Engelsk) 2:

Jane Austen fever hits England.
On 28 January 2013 it was 200 years ago, Jane Austen anonymously published novel Pride and Prejudice, and it was celebrated in particular in the city of Bath, where the author spent five years of his life. On the day read about 140 celebrities, including politicians and athletes throughout the day high of her works for ten minutes each.
Her novels are usually about marriage and the incredibly heavy pressure experienced by women in the 18th and 19th centuries: the should simply find a suitable husband.

Resultater (Engelsk) 3:

jane austen - fever hits england.the 28. january 2013 it was 200 years ago, jane austen anonymously published the novel pride and prejudice, and it was celebrated in particular in the city of bath, where the author spent five years of his life. on the day read around 140 celebrities, including politicians and sportspeople, all day through much of her works in ten minutes each.her novels are mostly about marriage and the extremely violent pressure that women experienced in the 18. and 19. century: they simply had to find a suitable husband.