The Tenant of Wildfell Hall
18 hrs. 3 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Anne Brontë
Author
Anne Brontë
Narrator
Stanislav Ivanov
Narrator
Stanislav Ivanov
Description
A masterpiece of the "Golden Age" that remains relevant to this day.
One of the finest works of the Golden Age of English literature.
A psychological realism masterpiece repeatedly adapted for film.
A novel first published in 1848, which caused a sensation in England because—in European literature for the first time—it asked, with full candor and directness, a very uncomfortable question: Should a woman who has become the wife of a domestic tyrant endure her cross "for the sake of preserving the family," in the name of children? Or does breaking the bonds of such a marriage become not only her right, but her duty as a mother?
One of the finest works of the Golden Age of English literature.
A psychological realism masterpiece repeatedly adapted for film.
A novel first published in 1848, which caused a sensation in England because—in European literature for the first time—it asked, with full candor and directness, a very uncomfortable question: Should a woman who has become the wife of a domestic tyrant endure her cross "for the sake of preserving the family," in the name of children? Or does breaking the bonds of such a marriage become not only her right, but her duty as a mother?
