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The Daredevil
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- Nombre de pages152
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4736023-0
- EAN8596547360230
- Date de parution16/09/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille405 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
Maria Thompson Daviess's "The Daredevil" presents a vivid tapestry of early 20th-century America, intricately weaving themes of ambition, adventure, and the complexities of gender roles. Through a captivating narrative style that blends humor with poignant observations, Daviess deftly captures the spirit of the age, ushering readers into a world filled with daredevil exploits and the pursuit of individual freedom.
Rich in dialogue and characterized by a keen sense of place, the novel immerses its audience in the lives of its daring protagonist and a vibrant supporting cast, ensuring each character contributes to the overarching commentary on societal expectations. Daviess, an accomplished author and a trailblazer in her era, drew inspiration from her own experiences as a woman seeking autonomy within a patriarchal society.
Her background, including her travels and keen insight into the lives of women, lends authenticity to her characters and their struggles. Emerging from a time when women's voices were often suppressed, her work reflects the burgeoning feminist ideals and the quest for equality, positioning her as a significant figure in American literature. "The Daredevil" is not just a novel; it is a spirited exploration of life's bold undertakings that challenges readers to reflect upon their own limits and aspirations.
For those enthralled by tales of adventure that illuminate broader social themes, Daviess's work serves as both an entertaining journey and a thoughtful critique of early 20th-century America.
Rich in dialogue and characterized by a keen sense of place, the novel immerses its audience in the lives of its daring protagonist and a vibrant supporting cast, ensuring each character contributes to the overarching commentary on societal expectations. Daviess, an accomplished author and a trailblazer in her era, drew inspiration from her own experiences as a woman seeking autonomy within a patriarchal society.
Her background, including her travels and keen insight into the lives of women, lends authenticity to her characters and their struggles. Emerging from a time when women's voices were often suppressed, her work reflects the burgeoning feminist ideals and the quest for equality, positioning her as a significant figure in American literature. "The Daredevil" is not just a novel; it is a spirited exploration of life's bold undertakings that challenges readers to reflect upon their own limits and aspirations.
For those enthralled by tales of adventure that illuminate broader social themes, Daviess's work serves as both an entertaining journey and a thoughtful critique of early 20th-century America.
Maria Thompson Daviess's "The Daredevil" presents a vivid tapestry of early 20th-century America, intricately weaving themes of ambition, adventure, and the complexities of gender roles. Through a captivating narrative style that blends humor with poignant observations, Daviess deftly captures the spirit of the age, ushering readers into a world filled with daredevil exploits and the pursuit of individual freedom.
Rich in dialogue and characterized by a keen sense of place, the novel immerses its audience in the lives of its daring protagonist and a vibrant supporting cast, ensuring each character contributes to the overarching commentary on societal expectations. Daviess, an accomplished author and a trailblazer in her era, drew inspiration from her own experiences as a woman seeking autonomy within a patriarchal society.
Her background, including her travels and keen insight into the lives of women, lends authenticity to her characters and their struggles. Emerging from a time when women's voices were often suppressed, her work reflects the burgeoning feminist ideals and the quest for equality, positioning her as a significant figure in American literature. "The Daredevil" is not just a novel; it is a spirited exploration of life's bold undertakings that challenges readers to reflect upon their own limits and aspirations.
For those enthralled by tales of adventure that illuminate broader social themes, Daviess's work serves as both an entertaining journey and a thoughtful critique of early 20th-century America.
Rich in dialogue and characterized by a keen sense of place, the novel immerses its audience in the lives of its daring protagonist and a vibrant supporting cast, ensuring each character contributes to the overarching commentary on societal expectations. Daviess, an accomplished author and a trailblazer in her era, drew inspiration from her own experiences as a woman seeking autonomy within a patriarchal society.
Her background, including her travels and keen insight into the lives of women, lends authenticity to her characters and their struggles. Emerging from a time when women's voices were often suppressed, her work reflects the burgeoning feminist ideals and the quest for equality, positioning her as a significant figure in American literature. "The Daredevil" is not just a novel; it is a spirited exploration of life's bold undertakings that challenges readers to reflect upon their own limits and aspirations.
For those enthralled by tales of adventure that illuminate broader social themes, Daviess's work serves as both an entertaining journey and a thoughtful critique of early 20th-century America.
