Mansfield Park

Style and Technique

In "Mansfield Park," Jane Austen employs a realistic style, paying attention to the details of everyday life and social interactions. The language of the work is elegant yet accessible, with Austen's characteristic irony and subtle humor. The author skillfully uses dialogues to reveal the characters and their relationships. Literary devices include satire, aimed at critiquing social norms and class differences, as well as the contrast between the inner world of the main heroine, Fanny Price, and the society surrounding her. The structure of the novel is linear, with a gradual development of the plot, where moral dilemmas and personal growth of the characters play an important role. Austen also uses the technique of "free indirect speech," allowing the reader to delve into the thoughts of the characters, especially Fanny, which helps to better understand her inner experiences and moral principles.