Pride and Prejudice

We are delighted to present our Trinity Forum Reading featuring selections from Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, introduced by Trinity Forum Senior Fellow Karen Swallow Prior.

While Pride and Prejudice is often considered merely a fluffy (or stuffy) Regency-era romance, or a droll comedy of manners, in fact, according to Prior, “nothing could be further from the truth.” Prior explains, “Austen was a clever satirist, an insightful moral philosopher, and a deeply Christian thinker,” whose most famous work, while ostensibly following the social interactions of its arch and witty heroine Elizabeth Bennett, actually encompasses serious inquiries into the nature of perception and perspective, the need for epistemological humility, the basis for moral decision making, and the cultivation of virtue. In doing so, Pride and Prejudice not only delights, but instructs, by showing that then, as now, people are not always what they seem, our judgments are not always as wise as we think, hidden pride can blind, and that it is the cultivation of wisely-ordered love that enables a life well lived.

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