Romaner
Maria Edgeworth's 'Leonora,' meticulously republished by DigiCat Publishing in both print and ebook formats, is a compelling exploration of the intricacies of social relationships and moral dilemmas during the turn of the 19th century. The narrative deftly weaves through themes of love, duty, and the quest for self-knowledge, viewing them through the lens of the titular character's English society. Edgeworth's literary style is marked by astute observation and incisive wit, weaving a tale that balances morality with entertainment, retaining relevance within its historical context alongside such contemporaries as Jane Austen. 'Leonora' reflects the negotiation between didacticism and plot-driven storytelling, offering a spirited examination of its characters' internal and external conflicts.
Maria Edgeworth, an illustrious writer of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, was renowned for her pioneering role in the development of the novel of manners. Her acute sensibility towards the social fabric of her time undoubtedly influenced 'Leonora.' The author's own experiences within Anglo-Irish aristocracy afforded her a critical vantage point to discern and portray the subtleties of societal conventions and human nature. This background enriches the novel, allowing Edgeworth to craft a narrative with authenticity and societal critique.
'Reading 'Leonora' provides an invaluable window into the social dynamics of a bygone era, while simultaneously presenting timeless human truths. As a literary artifact, the novel merits recognition for its contribution to the development of the realist novel and the insight it offers into Edgeworth's pioneering literary voice. DigiCat Publishing's revival of this classic work is commendable, ensuring that Edgeworth's keen social commentary and rich character study continue to resonate with contemporary readers. The book is particularly recommended for those with an interest in the progression of the novel as an art form, as well as readers who appreciate incisive looks at societal mores and individual morality.
© 2022 DigiCat (E-bog): 8596547376576
Release date
E-bog: 16. september 2022
Romaner
Maria Edgeworth's 'Leonora,' meticulously republished by DigiCat Publishing in both print and ebook formats, is a compelling exploration of the intricacies of social relationships and moral dilemmas during the turn of the 19th century. The narrative deftly weaves through themes of love, duty, and the quest for self-knowledge, viewing them through the lens of the titular character's English society. Edgeworth's literary style is marked by astute observation and incisive wit, weaving a tale that balances morality with entertainment, retaining relevance within its historical context alongside such contemporaries as Jane Austen. 'Leonora' reflects the negotiation between didacticism and plot-driven storytelling, offering a spirited examination of its characters' internal and external conflicts.
Maria Edgeworth, an illustrious writer of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, was renowned for her pioneering role in the development of the novel of manners. Her acute sensibility towards the social fabric of her time undoubtedly influenced 'Leonora.' The author's own experiences within Anglo-Irish aristocracy afforded her a critical vantage point to discern and portray the subtleties of societal conventions and human nature. This background enriches the novel, allowing Edgeworth to craft a narrative with authenticity and societal critique.
'Reading 'Leonora' provides an invaluable window into the social dynamics of a bygone era, while simultaneously presenting timeless human truths. As a literary artifact, the novel merits recognition for its contribution to the development of the realist novel and the insight it offers into Edgeworth's pioneering literary voice. DigiCat Publishing's revival of this classic work is commendable, ensuring that Edgeworth's keen social commentary and rich character study continue to resonate with contemporary readers. The book is particularly recommended for those with an interest in the progression of the novel as an art form, as well as readers who appreciate incisive looks at societal mores and individual morality.
© 2022 DigiCat (E-bog): 8596547376576
Release date
E-bog: 16. september 2022
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