Author: James, Henry
Synopsis:
In 'The Bostonians, Vol. I (of II)' by Henry James, a young and ambitious feminist named Olive Chancellor becomes captivated by the charismatic and enigmatic Verena Tarrant, a talented public speaker. As Olive tries to mold Verena into the voice of the feminist movement, they both become entangled in a complex love triangle with Basil Ransom, a charming and conservative Southerner. Set against the backdrop of 19th-century Boston, this novel explores the clash between traditional values and progressive ideals, as well as the power dynamics within relationships and the struggle for women's rights.
Genres: Fiction, Romance, Social Commentary
Themes: Feminism, Gender Roles, Love and Desire, Social Change
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