Mansfield Park /
Austen, Jane,
Mansfield Park / Jane Austen. - 531 pages ; 19 cm.
"Mansfield Park is a novel that follows Fanny Price, a poor young girl who is sent to live with her wealthy relatives at Mansfield Park. The story explores Fanny’s development and the complex relationships and social dynamics within the family. Themes of morality, social class, and the impact of wealth and status are central to the novel"-- Amazon. "Mansfield Park revolves around Fanny Price, a gentle ten-year-old who is sent to live with her wealthy aunt and uncle in Mansfield Park. Caught between people who constantly chastise her for being too well-behaved or not well-behaved enough, Fanny tries to stick to her principles while grappling with issues of class, morality, and romantic entanglements. The story is a satire on the social hierarchy in Southern England. This classic novel unravels the intricacies of societal conventions and moral dilemmas in the early 19th century. Through Austen's characters, the hypocrisies and vulnerabilities of the upper-class are exposed"-- Back cover.
9788131976791
Young women--Fiction.--England
Marriage--Fiction.--Economic aspects
Children of the rich--Fiction.
Country homes--Fiction.
Adoptees--Fiction.
Cousins--Fiction.
Uncles--Fiction.
England--Fiction.--Social life and customs
England--Fiction.--19th century--Social life and customs
Domestic fiction.
Romance fiction.
Fiction.
PR4034 / .M3 2024
823.7 / Au74m
Mansfield Park / Jane Austen. - 531 pages ; 19 cm.
"Mansfield Park is a novel that follows Fanny Price, a poor young girl who is sent to live with her wealthy relatives at Mansfield Park. The story explores Fanny’s development and the complex relationships and social dynamics within the family. Themes of morality, social class, and the impact of wealth and status are central to the novel"-- Amazon. "Mansfield Park revolves around Fanny Price, a gentle ten-year-old who is sent to live with her wealthy aunt and uncle in Mansfield Park. Caught between people who constantly chastise her for being too well-behaved or not well-behaved enough, Fanny tries to stick to her principles while grappling with issues of class, morality, and romantic entanglements. The story is a satire on the social hierarchy in Southern England. This classic novel unravels the intricacies of societal conventions and moral dilemmas in the early 19th century. Through Austen's characters, the hypocrisies and vulnerabilities of the upper-class are exposed"-- Back cover.
9788131976791
Young women--Fiction.--England
Marriage--Fiction.--Economic aspects
Children of the rich--Fiction.
Country homes--Fiction.
Adoptees--Fiction.
Cousins--Fiction.
Uncles--Fiction.
England--Fiction.--Social life and customs
England--Fiction.--19th century--Social life and customs
Domestic fiction.
Romance fiction.
Fiction.
PR4034 / .M3 2024
823.7 / Au74m