The analysis focuses on prejudices depicted in Elizabeth Gaskell's "North and South" and Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice," categorizing them by gender, space, and class. It investigates how these prejudices are constructed within the narratives and examines their underlying causes. The thesis further explores how characters confront and overcome these biases, aiming to provide a structured overview of the prejudices present in both novels and comparing the characters' responses to them.
Exploring the theme of isolation, this seminar paper delves into the character of Helga and her experience of feeling constrained by her surroundings. The analysis reflects on her emotional journey and the broader implications of smallness in the context of personal growth and societal expectations. Through critical examination, the paper offers insights into the literary techniques used to convey Helga's struggles, making it a compelling study for those interested in English literature and character analysis.