Reason and emotion

Reason and emotion is the first work of Jane Austen. Eleanor and Marianne were born in a respectable English gentry family. Their elder sister was good at controlling emotions with reason, but their younger sister was often uncontrolled. Therefore, when they met setbacks in love, they made different reactions The plot revolves around the two heroines spouse selection activities, revealing that in the capitalist society of England at that time, marriage was regarded as a kind of custom for women to seek economic security and improve their economic status, and the ugly fashion of attaching importance to family and neglecting their childrens feelings and rights. In reason and emotion, there is always a light of reason, and the heros excellent rational mind and his wit and wisdom, of course, are also indispensable to her hot feelings, to show the central idea of maintaining self integrity and meeting the requirements of society. This is a work of interest and humor. It takes the complicated love story of two sisters as the main line, expressing the relationship between reason and emotion, and in many cases, the idea that reason should be better than emotion. In the era of Jane Austen, the praise of emotion is the mainstream content of literature at that time. Many people think that the expression of excellent characters is the strong emotion that cant be restrained, no matter whether it will bring pain to themselves or their families. If you want to be restrained or hidden, its a mistake. However, Jane expresses different opinions on this view through the stories of the two sisters. From the book, she can see that she believes that sincere and warm feelings are important and valuable, but they still need to be controlled and regulated by reason. After all, emotions are emotional, and their arbitrary development may bring many unnecessary pain, no matter to themselves or their families. Only with rational mind and thinking at the same time can we avoid or minimize this kind of harm, which is undoubtedly good for everyone. Reason and emotion are like a double-edged sword. Sticking to reason may hurt emotion, take care of emotion, and lose reason. In real life, we often face many choices. I hope each of us can control our own reason and emotion.