Sense and Sensibility

Sense and Sensibility follows the Dashwood sisters as they navigate love, money, and social expectation in late eighteenth-century England. Through the contrast between Elinor’s restraint and Marianne’s emotional openness, Jane Austen examines how women are expected to manage feeling, reputation, and survival within a rigid social system.

This TritonLit edition makes the novel clear and accessible without flattening its irony or insight. Chapter-by-chapter summaries and contextual notes help readers follow the plot, relationships, and social pressures at work, while post-text material explores the novel’s themes, historical background, and critical reception.

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