7 best short stories - Katherine Mansfield

modernist fiction, English literature, classic short stories, psychological fiction, social dynamics, New Zealand literature, identity and self-discovery, early 20th-century fiction, literary realism, class consciousness, women’s perspective, literary analysis, narrative style, English reading practice, English language learners, character-driven stories, emotional depth, family relationships, subtle storytelling, literary study, English classics, Parisian setting, bohemian lifestyle, societal norms, literary themes, psychological depth, everyday life narratives, modernist literature, cultural critique, leitura em inglês, contos clássicos, literatura inglesa, prática de leitura, ficção psicológica, literatura moderna, histórias curtas em inglês, estudo de inglês, compreensão de texto, leitura para iniciantes, análise literária, prática de vocabulário, ficção literária, dinâmica social, temas culturais, ficção do século XX, identidade e auto-descoberta, relações familiares, estudo da língua inglesa

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7 Best Short Stories by Katherine Mansfield is a carefully curated collection showcasing the nuanced and emotionally resonant writing of Katherine Mansfield, one of the key figures in modernist literature. This volume captures Mansfield's unique style—rich in detail, mood, and insight—exploring themes of identity, human nature, and the complexities of social dynamics. The selected stories include:

The Garden Party – A young woman’s understanding of class consciousness and the fragility of life deepens during preparations for a lavish garden party.

The Daughters of the Late Colonel – Two sisters grapple with freedom and lingering expectations following their authoritarian father’s death.

Bliss – A seemingly perfect life is shattered when a young woman discovers a surprising betrayal.

Prelude – A story of family dynamics and psychological introspection, set in early 20th-century New Zealand.

At the Bay – A rich portrayal of a day in the life of a New Zealand family, highlighting the contrasts between daily routines and underlying tensions.

Je ne parle pas français – An exploration of identity and desire, set against the backdrop of Parisian bohemia.

How Pearl Button was Kidnapped – A child’s abduction leads to a confrontation between the constraints of society and the natural world.

Metadado adicionado por Tacet Books em 02/03/2021

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