Mansfield Park

Interesting Facts

• The main heroine of the novel, Fanny Price, stands out from other Jane Austen heroines with her modesty and quiet demeanor, making her unique in the literature of that time.
• The novel touches on the topic of slavery, which was rare for Jane Austen's works. In particular, the ownership of slaves on plantations in Antigua is mentioned, sparking discussions among the characters.
• Mansfield Park is one of Jane Austen's most serious works, where she explores issues of morality, social status, and personal responsibility.
• Unlike other Jane Austen novels, this work contains less humor and satire, focusing more on the inner experiences of the characters and their moral dilemmas.
• Fanny Price, despite being raised in a wealthy family, remains on the periphery of society, highlighting social inequality and class differences, which are important themes of the novel.