Pamela, or Refined Honour, is a classic work of literature by English author Samuel Richardson, first published in 1740. The main character, Pamela Anderson, is a young maid who finds herself in dire straits when her extremely decent and wealthy master, Mr. B., takes notice of her. A difficult chapter in her life begins, when she must defend her honor, dignity and independence in the struggle with her own feelings and social conventions. The book "Pamela" is known not only for its dramatic story, but also for its importance in the development of women's literature and the theme of feminism. It is a work that still remains relevant and inspires readers to think about important aspects of human behavior and morality.