In her novels 'Emma' and 'Mansfield Park,' Jane Austen masterfully intertwines social commentary and psychological insight through her signature irony and wit. 'Emma' presents a delightful yet complex exploration of misguided matchmaking and social stratification in early 19th-century England, characterized by its keen observations of character and moral development. In contrast, 'Mansfield Park' delves into issues of morality, class, and the influence of environment on personal choices through ...