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摘要：Jane Austens fundamental feminist concerns may be seen from her constant insistence on womens intellectual power. Her firm belief in womens intelligence leads her undoubtedly to revise the conventional female image in popular novels of her day.

y that women are generally regarded as objects without their own will or right. The image of Emma shows that have superb intelligence which is equal to, and sometimes even superior to mens.
Moreover, Emmas feminism are manifested by her firm belief that women should participate actively in social life rather than confine themselves only to a small domestic circle. If a woman is merely interested in or concerned about her own family, her life and influence are miserably restricted. She is more likely to become an ornament of her husband. The above content is the feminism reflected in Emma.

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