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Mansfield Park es una de las novelas de Jane Austen. Fue escrita entre 1812 y 1814 en Chawton y fue publicada en mayo de 1814 por Egerton, el mismo editor que en el caso de sus dos predecesoras. Después de la segunda edición, pasa a manos de John Murray, el cual publicará después también Emma. Mansfield Park es quizá el texto más ...
9 de jul. de 2022 · Mansfield Park is the story of Fanny Price, sent by her impoverished family to be raised in the household of a wealthy aunt and uncle. The story follows her into adulthood and is a commentary on class, family ties, marriage, and the status of women. The novel went through two editions before Jane Austen’s death (1817) but didn’t receive any ...
14 de ago. de 2012 · Quando encontro resenhas de livros de Jane Austen procuro primeiro ver em quais traduções se baseou e claro nas qualidades da resenha em si. E hoje encontrei uma ótima resenha de Mansfield Park baseada no original em inglês mas escrita em português. Esse é um livro grande, muito grande. E nem estou falando de número de páginas. […]
Publicado em 1814, ""Mansfield Park"" é considerado o romance mais ambicioso e profundo de Jane Austen. Esta edição conta com a tradução de Laura Alves e Aurélio Rebello, e traz ainda um prefácio assinado por Raquel Sallaberry Brião, responsável pelo blog Jane Austen em Português, maior site dedicado à escritora inglesa no Brasil ...
Mansfield Park, publié en 1814, est considéré comme l’un des chefs-d’œuvre de la célèbre auteure britannique Jane Austen. Ce roman captivant nous plonge dans l’histoire de Fanny Price, une jeune fille issue d’une famille pauvre, qui est envoyée vivre chez ses riches parents à Mansfield Park. À travers les yeux de Fanny, Austen explore les thèmes de la famille, de la société ...
Mansfield Park: Chapter 7 Summary & Analysis. The next day, Edmund asks Fanny what she thinks of Mary. Fanny says she enjoys Mary’s engaging way of speaking and her beauty. Edmund agrees, but asks Fanny if anything that Mary said struck her as “not quite right.”. Fanny mentions Mary’s way of speaking of her uncle struck her as improper.
in the living of Mansfield; and Mr. and Mrs. Norris began their career of conjugal felicity with very little less than a thousand a year. But Miss Frances married, in the common phrase, to disoblige her family, and by fixing on a lieutenant of marines, without education, fortune, or connexions, did it very thoroughly.
