"Corina; or, Italy" is the work of the French writer and philosopher Madame de Stahl, who is known for her literary talent and deep understanding of human psychology. In this romantic story, the author traces the adventures of a young aristocrat, Corinna, who flees from heated political passions in France to the landscapes of Italy, where she finds not only a haven for her soul, but also a true sense of freedom and self-expression. "Corina; or, Italy" is a look at social conflicts, interpersonal relationships and internal struggles through the prism of women's experience and choosing their own path. In this work, Madame de Stahl describes not only the beauty of Italy, but also the beauty of human feelings and the ever-present theme of finding oneself in a complex world.