"Cora" is a novel by the outstanding French writer George Sand, which tells the story of a young aristocrat who longs for her own independence in a world where women are assigned exclusively to fulfill socially established roles. The main character, Cora, chooses her own right to happiness, love and self-expression, ignoring societal conventions and standards. The novel reflects the struggle for female self-determination and liberation from patriarchal ideas about the role of women in society. George Sand, adhering to romantic and feminist motives, invites readers on a journey into the world of mystery, freedom and self-discovery through the lens of the female experience.