Emma

Style and Technique

"Emma" is distinguished by Jane Austen's characteristic style, marked by wit, irony, and delicacy in describing characters and the social norms of the time. The author employs the technique of free indirect speech, allowing the reader to better understand the motives and feelings of the characters. The narrative structure is such that the reader, along with the protagonist, gradually uncovers the true feelings and relationships between the characters. Literary devices such as irony and satire are used to critique societal prejudices and moral norms of the era. The language of the novel is rich in dialogue, making the narrative lively and dynamic, highlighting the complexities of interpersonal relationships and social intrigues of the time.