This document provides an analysis of themes in Jane Austen's works including love, happiness, marriage, feelings, and family. It includes an index and lists the 50 most frequent words used in each of her novels: Emma, Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, Mansfield Park, and Persuasion. The word frequency analysis provides insight into the prominent themes and subjects in each work.
This document provides an analysis of themes in Jane Austen's works including love, happiness, marriage, feelings, and family. It includes an index and lists the 50 most frequent words used in each of her novels: Emma, Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, Mansfield Park, and Persuasion. The word frequency analysis provides insight into the prominent themes and subjects in each work.
This document provides an analysis of themes in Jane Austen's works including love, happiness, marriage, feelings, and family. It includes an index and lists the 50 most frequent words used in each of her novels: Emma, Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, Mansfield Park, and Persuasion. The word frequency analysis provides insight into the prominent themes and subjects in each work.
Analysis of themes love, happiness, marriage, feelings and family.
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1. Corpus linguistics about Jane Austen’s works………………………………………………3
2. Analysis of theme love……………………………………………………………………. 3. Analysis of theme happiness……………………………………………………………… 4. Analysis of theme marriage………………………………………………………………. 5. Analysis of theme feelings……………………………………………………………….. 6. Analysis of theme family………………………………………………………………… The 50 most frequent words in each of Jane Austen's Works Emma Pride and Sense & Mansfield Park Persuasion Prejudice Sensibility Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Emma Mris Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Emma Emma Think Think Harriet Elizabeth Think Fanny Fanny Weston Jane Elinor Emma Emma Knightley Think Elizabeth Sister Sister Elton Harriet Jane Elinor Lady Think Weston Marianne Dear Sir Wooshouse Darcy Sister Make Make Jane Dear Dear Elizabeth Dear Dear Knightley Harriet Sir Elizabeth Fairfax Elton Make Jane Elinor Churchill Father Mother Crawford Young Frank Make Weston Lady Room Father Bennet Young Young Give Young Young Darcy Marianne House Friend Woodhouse Give Mother Father Give Bingley Lady Room Jane Hartfield Give Knightley Give Mother Make Friend Elton House Crawford Bates Room Room Harriet Go Hope Hope Father Father Marianne Wish Lady House Hope Hope Poor Sister Hope Go Friend Go Fairfax Friend Friend Family Home Go Go Weston Anne Woman Wish Bennet Family Harriet Mind Family Woodhouse Mind Mind Happy Letter Family Wish Moment Highbury Churchill Wish Moment Wish Moment Love Bingley Happy Home Love Mother Happy Darcy Happy Room Frank Letter Feelings Feelings Pleasure Happy Moment Edmund Place Morning Pleasure Love Home Love Letter House Mind Love Weston Believe Home Replied Knightley Perhaps Feelings Woman Believe Elton Darcy Hear Wickham Colonel Letter Letter Idea Moment Morning Pleasure Woman Perhaps Believe Pleasure Perhaps Pleasure Speak Feelings Edward Place Edmund Doubt Morning Home Subject Believe Party Mind Sir Believe Morning People Subject Feelings Heart Heart Subject Replied Perhaps Woman Poor Evening Collins Woman Morning Present Feel Perhaps Place Brother Subject House Poor Cried Poor Knightley
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