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Miss Mackenzie. Exploring Victorian Womanhood: A Tale of Independence and Society in 19th Century England
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- Nombre de pages346
- FormatePub
- ISBN4057664626813
- EAN4057664626813
- Date de parution26/11/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille932 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "Miss Mackenzie, " Anthony Trollope presents a richly woven narrative that explores the complexities of social class, gender roles, and individual agency in Victorian England. With characteristic humor and keen observation, Trollope crafts a portrait of the eponymous character, Isabel Mackenzie, a spinster who inherits a modest fortune, prompting her to navigate the treacherous waters of marriage and societal expectations.
The novel's prose is marked by Trollope's trademark clarity and irony, illustrating the often hypocritical nature of societal norms while examining the intimate struggles of a woman seeking autonomy within constrictive paradigms. Anthony Trollope, a prolific Victorian novelist, was deeply attuned to the social issues of his time, having experienced both the rigors of a civil service career and the intricacies of British society.
His own life as a middle-class man shaped his understanding of class dynamics, while his observations on marriage stemmed from personal insights into gender disparity. Through "Miss Mackenzie, " Trollope not only reflects his era'Äôs social landscape but engages with the broader existential questions of self-determination and fulfillment. Readers seeking an insightful exploration of the Victorian milieu will find "Miss Mackenzie" an illuminating journey.
With its engaging character development and rich thematic depth, this novel resonates with contemporary discussions on gender and social identity, making it a significant and rewarding read for those interested in both literary history and the ongoing dialogue about women's roles in society.
The novel's prose is marked by Trollope's trademark clarity and irony, illustrating the often hypocritical nature of societal norms while examining the intimate struggles of a woman seeking autonomy within constrictive paradigms. Anthony Trollope, a prolific Victorian novelist, was deeply attuned to the social issues of his time, having experienced both the rigors of a civil service career and the intricacies of British society.
His own life as a middle-class man shaped his understanding of class dynamics, while his observations on marriage stemmed from personal insights into gender disparity. Through "Miss Mackenzie, " Trollope not only reflects his era'Äôs social landscape but engages with the broader existential questions of self-determination and fulfillment. Readers seeking an insightful exploration of the Victorian milieu will find "Miss Mackenzie" an illuminating journey.
With its engaging character development and rich thematic depth, this novel resonates with contemporary discussions on gender and social identity, making it a significant and rewarding read for those interested in both literary history and the ongoing dialogue about women's roles in society.
In "Miss Mackenzie, " Anthony Trollope presents a richly woven narrative that explores the complexities of social class, gender roles, and individual agency in Victorian England. With characteristic humor and keen observation, Trollope crafts a portrait of the eponymous character, Isabel Mackenzie, a spinster who inherits a modest fortune, prompting her to navigate the treacherous waters of marriage and societal expectations.
The novel's prose is marked by Trollope's trademark clarity and irony, illustrating the often hypocritical nature of societal norms while examining the intimate struggles of a woman seeking autonomy within constrictive paradigms. Anthony Trollope, a prolific Victorian novelist, was deeply attuned to the social issues of his time, having experienced both the rigors of a civil service career and the intricacies of British society.
His own life as a middle-class man shaped his understanding of class dynamics, while his observations on marriage stemmed from personal insights into gender disparity. Through "Miss Mackenzie, " Trollope not only reflects his era'Äôs social landscape but engages with the broader existential questions of self-determination and fulfillment. Readers seeking an insightful exploration of the Victorian milieu will find "Miss Mackenzie" an illuminating journey.
With its engaging character development and rich thematic depth, this novel resonates with contemporary discussions on gender and social identity, making it a significant and rewarding read for those interested in both literary history and the ongoing dialogue about women's roles in society.
The novel's prose is marked by Trollope's trademark clarity and irony, illustrating the often hypocritical nature of societal norms while examining the intimate struggles of a woman seeking autonomy within constrictive paradigms. Anthony Trollope, a prolific Victorian novelist, was deeply attuned to the social issues of his time, having experienced both the rigors of a civil service career and the intricacies of British society.
His own life as a middle-class man shaped his understanding of class dynamics, while his observations on marriage stemmed from personal insights into gender disparity. Through "Miss Mackenzie, " Trollope not only reflects his era'Äôs social landscape but engages with the broader existential questions of self-determination and fulfillment. Readers seeking an insightful exploration of the Victorian milieu will find "Miss Mackenzie" an illuminating journey.
With its engaging character development and rich thematic depth, this novel resonates with contemporary discussions on gender and social identity, making it a significant and rewarding read for those interested in both literary history and the ongoing dialogue about women's roles in society.
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