Pride and Prejudice

Exploring the social dynamics of the British landed gentry, this collection of Jane Austen's major novels delves into women's dependence on marriage for social and economic stability. With a critical eye on the novels of sensibility, Austen's work marks a shift towards 19th-century literary realism. Her sharp irony, humor, and insightful social commentary have garnered her enduring acclaim from both critics and readers, highlighting the complexities of her characters and their societal contexts.