Vera
Elizabeth Von Arnim
juny del 2022 · DigiCat
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In "Vera," Elizabeth Von Arnim explores the complex interplay of love, manipulation, and identity within the confines of an English estate. The novel is distinguished by its lyrical prose, rich characterizations, and incisive social commentary, reflecting the suffocating constraints of Edwardian society. Through the protagonist's tumultuous relationship with her enigmatic husband, the narrative unfolds to reveal themes of psychological entrapment and the struggle for self-assertion amidst societal expectations. Von Arnim's mastery of irony and wit imbues the text with a distinctive atmosphere that engages the reader's empathy while providing a critical lens on gender dynamics and independence. Elizabeth Von Arnim, a pioneer of modern feminist literature, was born in 1866 in Australia and later moved to England, where her experiences with the complexities of matrimony and social conventions profoundly influenced her writing. Her own turbulent relationships and the constraints she faced in her life provide a backdrop for her exploration of women's roles in society. "Vera," characterized by its deep psychological insight, stands as a testament to Von Arnim's ability to weave personal experience into a broader cultural commentary. This novel is highly recommended for readers who appreciate incisive literature that delves into the nuances of gender relations and personal autonomy. Von Arnim's adept storytelling invites readers to reflect on their own societal roles whilst contemplating the timeless complexities of love and manipulation.
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Elizabeth von Arnim, born Mary Annette Beauchamp on August 31, 1866, in Sydney, Australia, was a distinguished British novelist. She was part of the literary elite and is best known for her semi-autobiographical works, satirical novels, and romantic comedies, which often explored the themes of love, marriage, and the position of women in society. She married Count Henning August von Arnim-Schlagenthin in 1891, adopting the German style of her title and gaining continental influences that would flavor her writing. After her first marriage ended, she later married the aristocratic Francis Russell, 2nd Earl Russell, the brother of philosopher Bertrand Russell, but this marriage was also fraught with difficulties (Usborne, 2010). Von Arnim achieved significant critical and commercial success with her novels, which were marked by their witty narrative voice and piercing insight into domestic life. 'Vera' (1921), one of her later and darker works, is often deemed a poignant, psychological novel that delves into the nuances of an oppressive marriage, reflecting von Arnim's own experiences and a departure from her typically light-hearted oeuvre. Her first novel, 'Elizabeth and Her German Garden' (1898), was an immediate success and established her as a notable writer for her charming and humorous critique of social norms. Positively received by readers and critics alike, von Arnim continued to write prolifically, producing over 20 books throughout a flourishing career. She passed away on February 9, 1941, leaving behind a legacy of novels that continue to captivate and provoke contemplation on the human condition (Sanford, 2012).
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