Paper no. 6 Victorian Age "Middle March " "Concept of Marriage"
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1) In Victorian England before 1857, married women had few rights. A husband could take all his wife's earnings and inheritance, and divorce was very difficult to obtain through the Church of England unless she was wealthy. 2) Today in the 21st century, women have more legal rights and freedom regarding marriage, employment, and divorce. The Hindu Marriage Act of 1955 granted women more property and financial rights. 3) In the Victorian era, there was no legal concept of divorce, though separation and remarriage did sometimes occur, as depicted in novels of the time like Sense and Sensibility.
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Paper no. 6 Victorian Age "Middle March " "Concept of Marriage"
- 1. PREPAID&PRESENTED BY: KINNARI HALVADIYA SEM : 2 ROLL NO. 10 PAPER NO. 05 THE VICTORIAN ARE ENROLLMENT NO: BATCH : 2019 – 2021 EMAIL : kinuhalvadiya17@gmail.com SUBMITTED TO : Smt. S.B Gardi Department of English, MKBU
- 7. Before 1857 ,Victorian England was an unjust place for a married woman. A man could take all of the earnings and inheritance from his wife. Divorce cases were managed by The church of england which made divorce a formidable difficulty , unless the lady was Extremely wealthy. Social and political laws dictated woman’s freedom to take independent Decisions about marrige and employment.
- 8. Now a days in 21st century woman have a right to tell her partner without any Kind of hesitation with the legal laws of court. For property , money , break and other whatever she needs. THE HINDU MARRIAGE ACT WORKED AT 1955.
- 9. After17years
- 10. There’s no concept of Divorce in victorian age and also in novel. But only the concept is there like Dorothea got married with his BROTHER – IN LOW WILL. After death of his husband cosabond. And also LIKE THAT HEPPEN IN NOVEL ‘SENSE AND SENSIBILITY “ that MR, Dashwood got re-marriage and three daughters were suffered a lot.
- 12. So, as I’m conclude my topic that I covered the MARRIGE , WOMEN’S WORK , SEPARATION AND RE – MARRIAGE. Here we can see that the both eras have their owe Tradition , culture And own rules about marriage , Divorce and separation as well. Some couples have their own reasons for marriage and Divorce as well. And age doesn’t matter….. I think there were a selfishness somewhere. In victorian age and 21st century… Because victorian era knows as a fashion era…. and Now in 21st century especially in bollywood we can say that…. Theses all kind of stuff is fashion and show of.