Mansfield Park: Classic Novel of Love, Society & Morality by Jane Austen | Maple Classics | English Literature Classic | ISBN: 9789350330210
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Mansfield Park by Jane Austen, published by Maple Press, is one of Austen's major novels and a thoughtful exploration of love, morality, family, social class, manners, and personal responsibility. First published in 1814, the novel follows Fanny Price, a young woman who is sent to live with her wealthy relatives at Mansfield Park. Through Fanny's experiences, Austen examines the social expectations and moral values of the society in which her characters live. The ISBN 9789350330210 edition is a paperback published by Maple Press.
Fanny grows up in an environment very different from the one she knew as a child. Although she is treated as socially inferior by some members of the Bertram family, she develops a strong sense of integrity, sensitivity, and moral judgment. Her life becomes increasingly complicated as she encounters questions of marriage, wealth, reputation, family expectations, and personal choice. Her relationship with Edmund Bertram becomes particularly important as she tries to balance her feelings with the principles she holds dear.
The arrival of the charming and sophisticated Henry and Mary Crawford brings further excitement and tension to Mansfield Park. Their presence challenges the established relationships within the household and exposes differences between appearance and genuine character. Austen uses these relationships to examine the importance of moral values, sincerity, self-control, and the consequences of making decisions based solely on attraction or social advantage.
With its detailed portrayal of family relationships and upper-class society, Mansfield Park demonstrates Jane Austen's characteristic wit and sharp observation of human behaviour. The novel explores how social position, wealth, education, marriage, and reputation influence people's choices while asking readers to consider what truly defines good character. This Maple Press edition is an English paperback, with catalogue records listing approximately 458–504 pages depending on the printing/edition record.
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Mansfield Park by Jane Austen, published by Maple Press, is one of Austen's major novels and a thoughtful exploration of love, morality, family, social class, manners, and personal responsibility. First published in 1814, the novel follows Fanny Price, a young woman who is sent to live with her wealthy relatives at Mansfield Park. Through Fanny's experiences, Austen examines the social expectations and moral values of the society in which her characters live. The ISBN 9789350330210 edition is a paperback published by Maple Press.
Fanny grows up in an environment very different from the one she knew as a child. Although she is treated as socially inferior by some members of the Bertram family, she develops a strong sense of integrity, sensitivity, and moral judgment. Her life becomes increasingly complicated as she encounters questions of marriage, wealth, reputation, family expectations, and personal choice. Her relationship with Edmund Bertram becomes particularly important as she tries to balance her feelings with the principles she holds dear.
The arrival of the charming and sophisticated Henry and Mary Crawford brings further excitement and tension to Mansfield Park. Their presence challenges the established relationships within the household and exposes differences between appearance and genuine character. Austen uses these relationships to examine the importance of moral values, sincerity, self-control, and the consequences of making decisions based solely on attraction or social advantage.
With its detailed portrayal of family relationships and upper-class society, Mansfield Park demonstrates Jane Austen's characteristic wit and sharp observation of human behaviour. The novel explores how social position, wealth, education, marriage, and reputation influence people's choices while asking readers to consider what truly defines good character. This Maple Press edition is an English paperback, with catalogue records listing approximately 458–504 pages depending on the printing/edition record.
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