Ruth

About this book

In the late 19th century, societal expectations for women were rapidly evolving, challenging traditional norms. "Ruth" by Lou Andreas-Salomé delves into the complexities of identity and desire, as the titular character grapples with her emotions and the constraints imposed by society. This poignant narrative examines themes of individuality and longing, capturing the essence of a woman's quest for self-discovery amidst external pressures. Ideal for students and literary enthusiasts, "Ruth" offers a rich exploration of personal and societal conflict, making it a valuable addition to feminist literature. Engage with Salomé's profound insights and experience a story that resonates with contemporary discussions on autonomy and self-expression.

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