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Samantha on the Woman Question
Marietta Holley
Verlag: DigiCat
Beschreibung
In 'Samantha on the Woman Question,' Marietta Holley offers an incisive and satirical look at the early feminist movement through the eyes of her beloved fictional narrator, Samantha. Holley's narrative, rich in dialect and humor, captures the nuanced conversation on women's rights at the turn of the 20th century. The book skillfully combines domestic comedy with a sharp commentary on gender inequality, reflective of the period's literary style that often cloaked social critique within the folds of entertainment. This special edition by DigiCat Publishing revitalizes Holley's influential work, maintaining its historical context while presenting it to a contemporary audience eager to explore the literary tapestry of past social discourse. Marietta Holley, an American humorist, and writer, was often compared to Mark Twain for her witty prose and use of vernacular. Her extensive body of work largely revolves around feminist themes, with 'Samantha on the Woman Question' being a key example. Holley's own experiences and observations during a time of significant social reform for women undoubtedly influenced this narrative, making it not just a piece of fiction but also a subtle codex of women's struggle for equality and recognition. 'DigiCat Publishing's rendition of 'Samantha on the Woman Question' is essential for readers interested in the history of women's rights, 19th-century American literature, and the art of satire. Holley's work transcends its period-based literary confines, offering a timeless look at gender roles and societal expectations. This edition ensures that the humor and insights of a pioneering feminist voice remain alive and relevant, providing a compelling reading experience both for scholars of American culture and for those who cherish the intersection of wit and wisdom in literature.
