Cecilia: Regency-Liebesroman (Ausgabe in neuer Übersetzung und Rechtschreibung)

Burney's detailed depiction of 18th-century society feels so vivid and insightful. I'm curious what inspired her focus on etiquette and social class.

Her desire for independence amidst societal expectations made me wonder if Burney was commenting on the limitations women faced back then. How did others interpret her personal aspirations?

Cecilia's experiences highlight the constraints on women, but some aspects feel timeless. Do readers see parallels with modern discussions of gender and societal expectations?