Listen&Learn: Pride and Prejudice

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35 comments

• abdolmonem says:
  

  1. She don’t look at money as a main factor for marriage.
  2. Because in that calcher in 1813 the woman writers not respected

• English Club Indonesia says:
  

  In the story, Elizabeth has the freewill to marry anyone she loves, not just because of pressure. This is what women should do and are capable of. However, feminism wasn’t really a thing back then. Society might have been too sensitive to this, so therefore publishing the book anonymously was a good way for the author to avoid harsh critiques from people.

• Aghitsa Lutfi Arin Alqurni F2B021032 says:
  

  Its good i like it

• Citra Amalia Fachrunnisa' says:
  

  I like the story.it teaches us that we cannot marry someone we don’t love especially for the sake of money. we must have a strong stance as a woman.

• roseyri says:
  

  i like the litle story

• i like says:
  

  i like the story

• Dania M Garcia says:
  

  that was interesting

• Melissa M says:
  

  i really like the story

• liz says:
  

  so clearly, thank you!

• Richar Nolasco says:
  

  in this story it shows that love is more important than money

• Watson JuneСѓ says:
  

  As part of our agency’s focus on learning, our D I Leadership Council shared this list of  suggested materials. I found it extremely helpful, you may too. Biased: Uncovering the Hidden Prejudice That Shapes What We See, Think, and Do by Jennifer Eberhardt

• roxelle says:
  

  I want to know more about this novel, very interesting.
  Elizabeth bennet try her best for her future.
  We Can’t judge people that we don’t know.

• Adam says:
  

  It’s to short story. If could be a little longer.

• Ulises Rojas S. says:
  

  1) When she refuses to marry someone she doesn’t love, she was with this actitude, denousing, the social´s conventionalism of feminism´s discrimination like a object.

  2) Maybe was so very hard, this denunciation of iniquity in that society

• Dania M Garcia says:
  

  this was great

• Kareem says:
  

  maybe the characters are real reflections of people in her close circle of friends or relatives that such a story with her name on it could negatively affect her relationships and accuse her of being irresponsible of keeping their private life secrets while not choosing a title is a matter of confusion because of diversity of situations and actions that she can’t pick a title that reflects a unique event

• Balwinder says:
  

  I enjoyed the store. I really like it.It is a great story

• Hanan Ayoub says:
  

  Thanks alot ❤

• Belay Admassu says:
  

  It’s nice story.

• Mary Carmen says:
  

  I like 👌thanks

• puflea margarit says:
  

  Very useful!

• Christine PENNEC says:
  

  I enjoyed it

• Ranjana says:
  

  Great exercise,I like that

• Weiss says:
  

  i like it here

• Dias says:
  

  I liked the Elizabeth story.

• Jocelyne says:
  

  The story takes place in 1813. How to imagine a women who chooses her husbands alone ? I understand why she wrote anonymously.

• mojgan says:
  

  Pride and prejudice is one of our usual common mistakes.

• From Colombia says:
  

  Elizabeth was a empowering character for women because she decided to marry only with someone who she love.

• virginia says:
  

  Is her own storie

• Samuel says:
  

  Now I think our communities need stories like this 🙂

• The King Of Love From IRAN says:
  

  thank you so much,

• Agus kristiani br Sembiring says:
  

  I want to exercise again

• Shahzaib Adeel says:
  

  Asmr

• Satnam Singh says:
  

  Good english teach

• Satnam Singh says:
  

  Thank you