Mansfield Park / Jane Austen

By:

Austen, Jane

Language: English Series: Unabridged ClassicsPublication details: Noida: Om books International, 2019.Description: 395 Pages, 20cmISBN:

9789352767144

Subject(s):

Classics

DDC classification:

823.7 AUS

Summary: "Mansfield Park, considered the most controversial work 76of Jane Austen, is masterful in its psychological characterization. The novel foregrounds the need for moral strength and a sense of propriety, which the protagonist, Fanny price, personifies. The story follows the life of Fanny price, who is sent to her rich relatives country estate at the age of 10. The readers journey through fanny's experiences, which shape the conscientious and moral young woman that she grows up to be. Mansfield Park is, therefore, a story of a young girl that provides a glimpse into her interiority and the role played by morality and religion in Victorian England. The novel has been adapted to film, stage, television and radio.".

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Barcode
English Books	Anna Centenary Library 4TH FLOOR, B WING	823.7 AUS (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	697808
English Books	Anna Centenary Library 4TH FLOOR, B WING	823.7 AUS (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	697809

"Mansfield Park, considered the most controversial work 76of Jane Austen, is masterful in its psychological characterization. The novel foregrounds the need for moral strength and a sense of propriety, which the protagonist, Fanny price, personifies. The story follows the life of Fanny price, who is sent to her rich relatives country estate at the age of 10. The readers journey through fanny's experiences, which shape the conscientious and moral young woman that she grows up to be. Mansfield Park is, therefore, a story of a young girl that provides a glimpse into her interiority and the role played by morality and religion in Victorian England. The novel has been adapted to film, stage, television and radio.".

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