The Tenant of Wildfell Hall
20 hrs. 15 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Anne Brontë
Author
Anne Brontë
Narrator
Grigory Perel
Narrator
Nona Troyanovskaya
Description
One of the best works of the “golden age” of English literature.
A masterpiece of psychological realism, repeatedly adapted for film.
A novel first published in 1848—which caused a sensation in England because, for the first time in European literature, it asked a very uncomfortable question with full frankness and directness: should a woman who has become the wife of a domestic tyrant obediently bear her cross “for the sake of preserving the family,” in the name of children? Or is breaking such a marriage not only her right, but also her duty as a mother?
A question, unfortunately, that for many women around the world remains relevant even today.
A masterpiece of psychological realism, repeatedly adapted for film.
A novel first published in 1848—which caused a sensation in England because, for the first time in European literature, it asked a very uncomfortable question with full frankness and directness: should a woman who has become the wife of a domestic tyrant obediently bear her cross “for the sake of preserving the family,” in the name of children? Or is breaking such a marriage not only her right, but also her duty as a mother?
A question, unfortunately, that for many women around the world remains relevant even today.
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