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Sentido Y Sensibilidad. Edición Tapa Dura Con Cantos Decorados / Sense and Sensibility. Special Edition with Sprayed Edges

Sentido Y Sensibilidad. Edición Tapa Dura Con Cantos Decorados / Sense and Sensibility. Special Edition with Sprayed Edges - Hardcover

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Languages:SpanishPublisher:Planeta PublishingISBN-13:9788408304852ISBN-10:8408304852UPC:9788408304852Book Category:FictionBook Subcategory:Romance, Family Life, ClassicsBook Topic:Historical, SiblingsSize:7.60 x 5.10 x 1.20 inchesWeight:0.363Product ID:SCC65P6WYY

EDICIÓN CONMEMORATIVA DEL 250 ANIVERSARIO DEL NACIMIENTO DE LA AUTORA, EN UNA ELEGANTE TAPA DURA CON CANTOS DECORADOS

Una historia de amor que explora los contrastes entre la razón y los sentimientos

Tras la muerte repentina de su padre, la familia Dashwood queda desamparada. La novela sigue los avatares de esta familia, centrando la atención especialmente en las peripecias de sus dos hermanas mayores, que encarnan posturas vitales diametralmente opuestas: si Elinor representa el sentido común y la razón, Marianne actúa impulsada por el sentimiento y la emoción. Los obstáculos que estas dos jóvenes han de superar en sus desventuras amorosas les enseñan que quizá un virtuoso equilibrio entre ambas actitudes sea la única forma de salir adelante.

Sentido y sensibilidad, la primera novela publicada por Austen, refleja perfectamente la rígida e injusta sociedad de finales del XIX y las escasas posibilidades de la mujer de la época.


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COMMEMORATIVE EDITION FOR THE 250TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE AUTHOR'S BIRTH, IN AN ELEGANT HARDCOVER WITH DECORATED EDGES

A love story that explores the contrast between reason and emotion

After the sudden death of their father, the Dashwood family is left destitute. The novel follows the fortunes of this family, focusing especially on the experiences of the two elder sisters, who embody diametrically opposed outlooks on life: while Elinor represents common sense and reason, Marianne is driven by emotion and feeling. The challenges these two young women must overcome in their romantic misadventures teach them that perhaps a virtuous balance between both attitudes is the only way forward.

Sense and Sensibility, the first novel published by Austen, perfectly reflects the rigid and unjust society of the late nineteenth century and the limited opportunities available to women at the time.

Languages:SpanishPublisher:Planeta PublishingISBN-13:9788408304852ISBN-10:8408304852UPC:9788408304852Book Category:FictionBook Subcategory:Romance, Family Life, ClassicsBook Topic:Historical, SiblingsSize:7.60 x 5.10 x 1.20 inchesWeight:0.363Product ID:SCC65P6WYY
Austen, Jane: - "

Jane Austen (Steventon, 1775 - Winchester, 1817) es la primera gran mujer de la literatura inglesa. Sin embargo, su talento no siempre recibió una aceptación unánime y, aunque alcanzó la fama en vida, tardó en conseguir la posición canónica que ocupa hoy. Jane, sexta y última hija del reverendo de Steventon, vivió siempre con sus padres, hermanos y sobrinos en Hampshire y Bath. Educada en casa y con una vasta biblioteca a su disposición, escribió relatos desde muy joven, que se recogen en su Juvenilia. Antes de los veintiún años, empezó la elaboración de Orgullo y prejuicio. Después, le seguirían Mansfield Park, Sentido y sensibilidad, Emma, Persuasión, Los Watson y La abadía de Northanger, obras que reescribiría a lo largo de su vida. Poco antes de los cuarenta y un años, empezó a escribir Sanditon, que dejaría inacabada al fallecer prematuramente. A pesar de empezar publicando sus novelas de forma anónima, murió con casi toda su obra publicada y cierto reconocimiento en Inglaterra. La ironía y el retrato de la sociedad de su tiempo hacen de su obra un punto de referencia ineludible en la historia de la literatura universal.




Jane Austen (Steventon, 1775 - Winchester, 1817) is the first great woman of English literature. However, her talent did not always receive unanimous acceptance, and although she achieved fame during her lifetime, it took a while for her to gain the canonical position she holds today. Jane, the sixth and youngest daughter of the rector of Steventon, always lived with her parents, siblings, and nephews in Hampshire and Bath. Educated at home and with a vast library at her disposal, she wrote stories from a very young age, which are collected in her Juvenilia. Before the age of twenty-one, she began working on Pride and Prejudice. Later, she would follow with Mansfield Park, Sense and Sensibility, Emma, Persuasion, The Watsons, and Northanger Abbey, works she would rewrite throughout her life. Shortly before the age of forty-one, she began writing Sanditon, which she would leave unfinished due to her premature death. Despite initially publishing her novels anonymously, she died with almost all her works published and with some recognition in England. The irony and the depiction of the society of her time make her work an indispensable reference point in the history of world literature.

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Publisher: Planeta Publishing

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