Jane Austen

Charlotte Brontë, one of the best known and widely read novelists of the nineteenth century, surely needs no introduction, her Gothic masterpiece Jane Eyre appearing on curricula and book lovers’ shelves alike; but few have encountered her unfinished novels and shorter works. The final words to flow from Charlotte Brontë’s pen, and published shortly after her death, Emma is a compelling and powerful short work that stands on its own two feet, and leaves the reader to dream where the great writer was headed to next.

This illustrated edition of Emma by Jane Austen includes beautifully crafted illustrations, a detailed summary, an insightful author biography, and a comprehensive list of characters. Emma is a timeless classic by Jane Austen that masterfully explores themes of love, social class, and self-discovery. The story revolves around Emma Woodhouse, a charming yet headstrong young woman who delights in matchmaking while remaining oblivious to the true desires of her own heart. Set in the idyllic English countryside, this witty and heartwarming tale captures the complexities of relationships and personal growth. This edition enriches the reading experience with stunning illustrations that bring the story to life, along with a detailed summary for quick understanding, a biography that delves into the life of Jane Austen, and a character list to guide readers through the novel's rich cast. Perfect for both avid Austen fans and newcomers, this illustrated edition is a must-have for any literary collection.

Illustrated edition with 20 stunning illustrationsContains a comprehensive summaryIncludes a detailed character listFeatures a biography of the author, Jane AustenEnter the world of Jane Austen's timeless classic "Mansfield Park," which is now brought to life with exquisite graphics. This captivating book chronicles the adventures of little Fanny Price, who is brought to live at the magnificent Mansfield Park with her affluent relatives after coming from a low-income household. Fanny stands out in a culture full of conceit and superficiality because of her inner strength and unchanging morals, even though she is viewed like an outcast. As Fanny matures, she navigates the intricate web of relationships and social expectations within the Bertram family and their acquaintances. Love, betrayal, and self-discovery are at the heart of this captivating tale. Witness the charming but morally ambiguous Henry Crawford, the sweet yet conflicted Edmund Bertram, and the lively and fashionable Mary Crawford as they influence Fanny's life and the lives of those around her. This special illustrated edition enhances the reader's experience with 20 exquisite illustrations that capture key moments and emotions from the story. Additionally, it includes a comprehensive summary, a detailed character list, and a biography of the beloved author, Jane Austen." Mansfield Park" is a rich exploration of human nature and societal norms, delivered with Austen's signature wit and keen observation. Perfect for both new readers and long-time fans, this edition is a must-have for any literary collection. Dive into the elegance and complexity of "Mansfield Park" and discover why Jane Austen's work continues to captivate readers around the world.

The Norton Library edition of Sense and Sensibility features the complete text of the second edition (1813). A lively introduction by Stephanie Insley Hershinow highlights the novel’s playful critique of the sentimental tradition and sharp attention, for which Austen would become renowned, to the rigid and often-conflicting expectations placed on the behavior and inner lives of “eligible” young women. The Norton Library is a growing collection of high-quality texts and translations—influential works of literature and philosophy—introduced and edited by leading scholars. Norton Library editions prepare readers for their first encounter with the works that they’ll re-read over a lifetime. Inviting introductions highlight the work’s significance and influence, providing the historical and literary context students need to dive in with confidence. Endnotes and an easy-to-read design deliver an uninterrupted reading experience, encouraging students to read the text first and refer to endnotes for more information as needed. An affordable price (most editions are $10 or less) encourages students to buy the book and to come to class with the assigned edition.

"Nichts ist leichter vorauszusetzen, als da ein junger, reicher, unverheiratheter Mann vor allen andern Dingen eine Frau bedarf." (Zitat auf S. 3 in diesem Buch) Jane Austens Stolz und Vorurteil, erstmals 1813 ver ffentlicht, gilt als einer der bekanntesten Liebesromane der Literaturgeschichte. Mit feiner Ironie und messerscharfer Beobachtungsgabe erz hlt Austen von den gesellschaftlichen Zw ngen und Missverst ndnissen, die die Beziehung zwischen Elizabeth Bennet und Mr. Darcy pr gen. Das Werk begeistert bis heute, weil es universelle Themen wie Liebe, Stolz und die berwindung von Vorurteilen in einem zeitlosen Rahmen behandelt. Die deutsche Erst bersetzung von Louise Marezoll aus dem Jahr 1830 machte das Werk erstmals in Deutschland bekannt und z hlt bis heute zu den meistgelesenen bersetzungen. Ihre einf hlsame Wiedergabe der Dialoge und ihrer F higkeit, Austens Humor ins Deutsche zu bertragen, hat diese Version zum Favoriten vieler Leserinnen und Leser gemacht. Hier frisch aufgelegt als Taschenbuch. Jane Austen. Stolz und Vorurteil. bersetzt von Louise Marezoll. Erstdruck des englischsprachigen Originals: Pride and Prejudice. A Novel in 3 Volumes. By the Author of "Sense and Sensibility". Egerton, London 1813. Erstdruck der bersetzung von Louise Marezoll: Stolz und Vorurtheil. Ein Roman. Frei nach dem Englischen von Louise Marezoll. C. H. F. Hartmann, Leipzig 1830. Durchgesehener Neusatz, der Text dieser Ausgabe folgt dem Erstdruck der bersetzung von L. Marezoll. Rechtschreibung und Orthographie wurden beibehalten, offensichtliche Druckfehler wurden korrigiert. Vollst ndige Neuausgabe, G ttingen 2025. LIWI Literatur- und Wissenschaftsverlag

Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility is a timeless exploration of love, family, and societal expectations. Following the lives of the Dashwood sisters, Elinor and Marianne, this beloved novel delves into the contrast between reason and emotion, highlighting the complexities of relationships and the challenges of finding happiness in a rigid social structure. The Plot: Elinor and Marianne Dashwood: After their father's death, the Dashwood sisters face financial difficulties and navigate love and heartbreak in their search for stability and joy. Love and Betrayal: Marianne's passionate nature leads her to romance and despair, while Elinor's reserved demeanor hides a deep emotional turmoil. Family and Resilience: The sisters' bond grows stronger as they support each other through trials, showcasing the importance of balance between sense and sensibility. Why Read Sense and Sensibility? Timeless Themes: Austen's exploration of love, class, and the human condition remains relevant today. Unforgettable Characters: The Dashwood sisters and their suitors are richly drawn, offering a poignant and relatable portrait of relationships. Masterful Writing: Austen's wit, irony, and keen observation make this novel a literary treasure. A Literary Classic Sense and Sensibility is a masterpiece of English literature, blending romance, humor, and social critique. A must-read for fans of Austen and lovers of classic fiction.

Lady Susan is a short epistolary novel by Jane Austen, possibly written in 1794 but not published until 1871. Beautiful, flirtatious, and recently widowed, Lady Susan Vernon seeks an advantageous second marriage for herself, while attempting to push her daughter into a dismal match. A magnificently crafted novel of Regency manners and mores that will delight Austen enthusiasts with its wit and elegant expression.

A beloved classic adult novel skilfully abridged to inspire and engage a new generation of middle-grade readers, from a Carnegie Medal-winning author." It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife." When two wealthy young men move to the neighbourhood, Mrs Bennet – mother to five unmarried daughters – is thrilled. Surely it is only a matter of time before one of her girls is snapped up! But the course of love does not always run smooth. While Jane and Mr Bingley seem destined for one another, there are those who would wish it otherwise; while Elizabeth and Mr Darcy do not seem destined for one another, somehow their paths must always cross... Then there are Lydia and Kitty, the silliest and vainest of the Bennet sisters, keen to attract the wickedly attractive Mr Wickham and his military comrades. Love is in the air – but where will it all end?

"Nichts ist leichter vorauszusetzen, als da ein junger, reicher, unverheiratheter Mann vor allen andern Dingen eine Frau bedarf." (Zitat auf S. 3 in diesem Buch) Jane Austens Stolz und Vorurteil, erstmals 1813 ver ffentlicht, gilt als einer der bekanntesten Liebesromane der Literaturgeschichte. Mit feiner Ironie und messerscharfer Beobachtungsgabe erz hlt Austen von den gesellschaftlichen Zw ngen und Missverst ndnissen, die die Beziehung zwischen Elizabeth Bennet und Mr. Darcy pr gen. Das Werk begeistert bis heute, weil es universelle Themen wie Liebe, Stolz und die berwindung von Vorurteilen in einem zeitlosen Rahmen behandelt. Die deutsche Erst bersetzung von Louise Marezoll aus dem Jahr 1830 machte das Werk erstmals in Deutschland bekannt und z hlt bis heute zu den meistgelesenen bersetzungen. Ihre einf hlsame Wiedergabe der Dialoge und ihrer F higkeit, Austens Humor ins Deutsche zu bertragen, hat diese Version zum Favoriten vieler Leserinnen und Leser gemacht. Hier frisch aufgelegt als gebundene Ausgabe mit Leseb ndchen. Jane Austen. Stolz und Vorurteil. bersetzt von Louise Marezoll. Erstdruck des englischsprachigen Originals: Pride and Prejudice. A Novel in 3 Volumes. By the Author of "Sense and Sensibility". Egerton, London 1813. Erstdruck der bersetzung von Louise Marezoll: Stolz und Vorurtheil. Ein Roman. Frei nach dem Englischen von Louise Marezoll. C. H. F. Hartmann, Leipzig 1830. Durchgesehener Neusatz, der Text dieser Ausgabe folgt dem Erstdruck der bersetzung von L. Marezoll. Rechtschreibung und Orthographie wurden beibehalten, offensichtliche Druckfehler wurden korrigiert. Vollst ndige Neuausgabe, G ttingen 2025. LIWI Literatur- und Wissenschaftsverlag

Shedevr anglijskoj literatury "Gordost i predubezhdenie" byl vpervye opublikovan v 1813 godu i do sikh por ne terjaet svoego obajanija, ostavajas odnim iz samykh populjarnykh romanov vsekh vremen. Ostroumnaja komedija nravov, vyshedshaja iz-pod pera Dzhejn Osten, poluchila znachitelnoe vnimanie so storony kritikov i prolozhila put k tem proobrazam, kotorye mozhno najti i v sovremennoj literature. Na fone byta anglijskogo provintsialnogo obschestva, nravy kotorogo avtor opisyvaet s tonkoj ironiej i udivitelnoj nabljudatelnostju, razvorachivaetsja velikolepnyj spor mezhdu gordym misterom Darsi i predvzjatoj Elizabet Bennet. Blagodarja izjaschnomu slogu avtora stranitsa za stranitsej v glavnoj geroine rastsvetaet chuvstvennaja i nevinnaja ljubov, ne znajuschaja nikakikh pregrad. Perevodchik: Marshak Immanuil Samuilovich

Tselaja galereja jarkikh obrazov sovremennikov klassika anglijskoj literatury Dzhejn Osten - blagorodnykh i kovarnykh, bezrassudnykh i malodushnykh, chopornykh i trepetnykh - predstaet na stranitsakh ee proizvedenij. Pervyj zrelyj roman Osten "Chuvstvo i chuvstvitelnost" o sudbakh dvukh sester, blagorazumnoj Elinor i pylkoj Marianny. Kazhdaja iz nikh boretsja za svoe schaste i vozmozhnost vyjti zamuzh za ljubimogo vopreki vsem obstojatelstvam.

Roman, kotoryj vyshel v svet uzhe posle smerti Dzhejn Osten v 1817 godu. "U kazhdogo est vozmozhnost popytat schaste - vo vsjakom sluchae, khotja by raz v zhizni - i vyjti zamuzh po ljubvi". Sobstvenno o tom, chto ljubov dolzhna osnovyvatsja na vzaimnom chuvstve, a ne na raschetakh, ves roman. "Dovody rassudka" eto esche i samyj avtobiografichnyj roman s jarkimi kharakterami, tonkim anglijskim jumorom - nesravnennoe udovolstvie dlja chtenija.