Lydia

ISBN-10: 8726982986
ISBN-13: 9788726982985
Series: Lydia
Category: Fiction
Pages: 173
Language: Italian
Published: 2021-07-30
Publisher: Lindhardt og Ringhof
Author: Anna Zuccari

Description

Lydia è una giovane aristocratica milanese che convive con l’incertezza per il proprio futuro. Non desidera ardentemente il matrimonio, ma allo stesso tempo teme un futuro solitario e, soprattutto, i pregiudizi che immancabilmente si abbattevano sulle donne non sposate nella società ottocentesca. È una donna in bilico tra il mondo antico e il futuro che avanza, combattuta tra un sentimento di emancipazione e un attaccamento alle certezze. "Lydia" è il secondo romanzo della "Trilogia della Donna", completata da "Teresa" e "L'indomani". In queste opere, Neera affronta la condizione della donna di fine Ottocento. Anna Maria Zuccari Radius, più comunemente nota come Neera (1846-1918) è stata una scrittrice italiana. Autrice molto nota e rispettata negli ambienti letterari dell’epoca, Neera è considerata una delle autrici più importanti della letteratura ottocentesca italiana. Le sue opere, di stampo verista, si preoccupano molto spesso della condizione della donna. Le sue protagoniste, anche se non esplicitamente portatrici di valori femministi, ricercano una loro dimensione personale all’interno della retrograda società di fine Ottocento.

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Lydia
- 2022-10-06
- 332 pages
- Ebook
- Hodder & Stoughton
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- 2012-04
- - pages
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- 2011-12-20
- 162 pages
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- 304 pages
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