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Lilith

Ada Langworthy Collier

Publisher: DigiCat

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Summary

In "Lilith," Ada Langworthy Collier crafts a thought-provoking narrative that intertwines themes of gender, spirituality, and the quest for identity. The novella employs a rich, lyrical style marked by vivid imagery and allegorical elements, reflecting the late 19th-century fascination with mysticism and the supernatural. As the protagonist navigates her tumultuous relationship with the enigmatic figure of Lilith, the text challenges the patriarchal narratives prevalent in biblical exegesis, elevating female experience and empowerment in a world defined by male authority. Ada Langworthy Collier, a pioneering author and advocate for women's rights, drew upon her own experiences and the socio-political climate of her time to write "Lilith." Influenced by the burgeoning feminist movement and her engagement with the spiritualist circles of the era, Collier emerged as a voice for those marginalized by traditional narratives. Her background as a poet and a writer enriched her storytelling, allowing her to explore complex themes with nuance and sensitivity. This book is an essential read for those interested in feminist literature, biblical reinterpretation, and the spiritual dimensions of identity. Collier's insightful portrayal of Lilith resonates profoundly today, making it a timeless exploration of the struggles faced by women seeking autonomy and self-definition. Readers will find in "Lilith" not only a narrative but a profound commentary on the persistence of gender dynamics across time.

Available since: 05/17/2022.

Print length: 54 pages.

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