Mrs. Warren's Daughter: A Story of the Woman's Movement
Harry Johnston
Dec 2019 · Good Press
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In "Mrs. Warren's Daughter," Harry Johnston intricately weaves a narrative that explores the complex intersections of gender, societal expectations, and personal ambition in the late Victorian era. The novel follows the life of Vivie Warren, a young woman caught in the web of her mother'Äôs controversial profession as a madam. With sharp wit and vivid characterizations, Johnston employs a blend of realism and melodrama, focusing on themes of morality and the pursuit of self-determination amidst societal constraints. The novel stands as a poignant critique of the responses to women's autonomy and the often hypocritical moral standards of the society in which they lived. Harry Johnston, a renowned author and explorer, brought his diverse experiences to bear in "Mrs. Warren's Daughter." His deep understanding of social issues, particularly concerning women's roles, as well as his international travels, informed his portrayal of Vivie's journey. Johnston'Äôs background in journalism and his familiarity with the intricacies of human behavior manifest throughout the novel, giving readers keen insights into the struggles faced by women in a patriarchal society. This compelling narrative is a must-read for those interested in feminist literature and social critique. Johnston'Äôs portrayal of Vivie's quest for identity and autonomy offers an early examination of women's rights, making it resonate powerfully with contemporary readers seeking to understand the ongoing struggles for equality and independence.
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