Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice (1813) is a novel about women, money and marriage. A family with five single young daughters needs to find an establishment for the girls in Regency England. Acclaimed by scholarship of all times and trends, the novel is an entertaining portrait of the situation of women in England at the turn of the nineteenth century. 
This edition is addressed primarily to non-English university students and speakers. The editors present a fully annotated text and offer the reader a brief biography of the writer. They also place the work in its social and cultural context and include a state of the art in the critical field

Gemma López Sánchez (Editor) / Ana Sofia Moya Gutierrez (Editor) / Jacqueline Anne Hurtley Grundy (Editor)