Elizabeth Robins war eine Schauspielerin, Dramatikerin, Romanautorin und überzeugte Frauenrechtlerin. Ihre literarischen Werke boten eine eindringliche feministische Kritik, die teilweise von Ibsens psychologischem Realismus beeinflusst war. Robins erlangte Berühmtheit durch einen gefeierten Roman, der Themen des Frauenwahlrechts erforschte und den sie dann zu einem bahnbrechenden Theaterstück adaptierte. Dieses dramatische Werk brachte als erstes die Straßenpolitik der Suffragettenbewegung auf die Bühne und löste eine Welle ähnlicher Theaterproduktionen aus. Robins' Erfahrungen bei der Suche nach ihrem vermissten Bruder in Alaska inspirierten sie auch zu Romanen, die sich mit Themen wie Verlust und Entdeckung in der Wildnis befassten.
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Focusing on accessibility, this book is a reproduction of a historical work published by Megali, a company dedicated to producing large print editions. This initiative aims to enhance reading experiences for individuals with impaired vision, ensuring that important texts remain available and legible for a wider audience.
Set against the backdrop of Arctic exploration, this novel intertwines historical fiction with adventure, showcasing the challenges faced by explorers in an unforgiving landscape. Elizabeth Robins addresses themes of gender roles, feminism, and social commentary, offering a deep psychological exploration of her characters' motivations and struggles. With meticulous historical detail, the narrative invites readers to reflect on identity, ambition, and resilience, highlighting the complexities of the human condition while delivering a thrilling journey of discovery and hardship.
Focusing on the struggles of Vida Levering, a passionate activist for women's suffrage, the narrative explores her challenges against societal norms and the backlash from those around her. Set during the pivotal Suffragette movement in England, it highlights the intersection of art and political activism, showcasing how creativity can inspire resistance and challenge oppressive systems. The story serves as a powerful reminder of the courage required to advocate for change in the face of adversity.
What is love and how do we love ourselves more? Why do we judge and blame ourselves and can we begin to move to a higher way? In this book Helen Hamilton takes us through the stages of love from conditional love, unconditional love and even love before duality and separateness. We will also explore how to love others and the world in general from a loving understanding. Isn?t it time for you to experience self-acceptance and love?