Sense and Sensibility

Reason — a cognitive ability that allows one to logically comprehend reality. Feeling — the ability to perceive external stimuli; also "emotion" or "experience." So, imagine you are a young girl in 18th century England, unmarried and without a penny to your name — which of these qualities would you choose to maintain dignity and live a happy life? "Sense and Sensibility" is a novel by Jane Austen about two impoverished sisters who seek happiness in the hypocritical aristocratic society of the Regency era. Austen's witty and aphoristic style, devoid of excessive sentimentality and floridness, has won the hearts of readers around the world, and her impartial view of existing social orders and roles remains sharp to this day. Enjoy Jane Austen's novel in its original language without abridgment or adaptation.