Poems. Exploring Love, Nature, and Social Justice in 19th - Century America
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- Nombre de pages159
- FormatePub
- ISBN4057664571717
- EAN4057664571717
- Date de parution05/12/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille1 Mo
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "Poems, " Marietta Holley, a prominent figure in American literature, presents a rich tapestry of verse that encapsulates the complexities of womanhood and social justice during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Holley's literary style, characterized by its humor, intricacy, and clarity, offers insights into ordinary life while challenging societal norms. Her poems deftly reveal themes of domesticity, feminism, and cultural critique, often intertwining personal narratives with broader societal commentary, reflective of the era's burgeoning women's rights movements.
Holley's background as a progressive thinker and social reformer profoundly influenced her writing. Born in 1836, she was a pioneer in promoting women's rights, utilizing her literary prowess to advocate for social change. Her experiences as both a homemaker and a public speaker enriched her understanding of the struggles faced by women, allowing her to craft works that resonate with emotional authenticity and socio-political urgency.
This collection is a vital contribution to not only the canon of American poetry but also the discourse on women's empowerment. Readers seeking to explore the intersection of art and activism will find "Poems" both enlightening and inspiring, as Holley'Äôs voice continues to resonate in contemporary discussions about gender and social justice.
Holley's background as a progressive thinker and social reformer profoundly influenced her writing. Born in 1836, she was a pioneer in promoting women's rights, utilizing her literary prowess to advocate for social change. Her experiences as both a homemaker and a public speaker enriched her understanding of the struggles faced by women, allowing her to craft works that resonate with emotional authenticity and socio-political urgency.
This collection is a vital contribution to not only the canon of American poetry but also the discourse on women's empowerment. Readers seeking to explore the intersection of art and activism will find "Poems" both enlightening and inspiring, as Holley'Äôs voice continues to resonate in contemporary discussions about gender and social justice.
In "Poems, " Marietta Holley, a prominent figure in American literature, presents a rich tapestry of verse that encapsulates the complexities of womanhood and social justice during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Holley's literary style, characterized by its humor, intricacy, and clarity, offers insights into ordinary life while challenging societal norms. Her poems deftly reveal themes of domesticity, feminism, and cultural critique, often intertwining personal narratives with broader societal commentary, reflective of the era's burgeoning women's rights movements.
Holley's background as a progressive thinker and social reformer profoundly influenced her writing. Born in 1836, she was a pioneer in promoting women's rights, utilizing her literary prowess to advocate for social change. Her experiences as both a homemaker and a public speaker enriched her understanding of the struggles faced by women, allowing her to craft works that resonate with emotional authenticity and socio-political urgency.
This collection is a vital contribution to not only the canon of American poetry but also the discourse on women's empowerment. Readers seeking to explore the intersection of art and activism will find "Poems" both enlightening and inspiring, as Holley'Äôs voice continues to resonate in contemporary discussions about gender and social justice.
Holley's background as a progressive thinker and social reformer profoundly influenced her writing. Born in 1836, she was a pioneer in promoting women's rights, utilizing her literary prowess to advocate for social change. Her experiences as both a homemaker and a public speaker enriched her understanding of the struggles faced by women, allowing her to craft works that resonate with emotional authenticity and socio-political urgency.
This collection is a vital contribution to not only the canon of American poetry but also the discourse on women's empowerment. Readers seeking to explore the intersection of art and activism will find "Poems" both enlightening and inspiring, as Holley'Äôs voice continues to resonate in contemporary discussions about gender and social justice.
