Pride and Prejudice

”因為自身條件的優越，加上對於環境人物的不熟悉，達西先生以冷漠傲然的態度作出人們與自己的區隔，卻也讓人們認定他的傲慢。直到目空一切的達西先生發現了伊莉莎白的魅力，並深陷其中……
達西在舞會上的一席話，讓伊莉莎白認定了他的傲慢，加上旁人的挑撥，更是讓她深信兩人的不合，這種偏見讓伊莉莎白努力的拉開達西與自己的距離。可是種種的因緣際會和事件的發生，卻意外促進了兩人的愛情……
一部最能改變女性對自己評價的文學作品，在傲慢與偏見之間，細細品味珍奧斯汀的理性與感性。
Many consider this rich social commentary to be Jane Austen’s finest novel. It is certainly among her more famous ones. Austen sets her entertaining study of manners and misconceptions against the backdrop of a class-conscious society in 18th-century England.
Spirited, intelligent Elizabeth Bennet is alternately enchanted and affronted by Mr. Darcy. She is quick to suspend her usual, more rational judgment when it comes to him. She also is quick to believe the worst gossip about this haughty, opinionated man, who soon manages to alienate Elizabeth and her family. But is the condescending air that Mr. Darcy wars an indication of his real character? Or has Elizabeth’s pride gotten in the way of her chance for true romance? ”