Diana of the Crossways - Complete (eBook, ePUB) - Meredith, George
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"Diana of the Crossways" is a novel written by George Meredith, a Victorian-era English novelist and poet. The novel was first published in 1885. It is important to note that "Diana of the Crossways" is a single novel, not a collection of works, and there is no version titled "Diana of the Crossways - Complete." The novel tells the story of Diana Warwick, a complex and independent woman who faces societal challenges and navigates the political and social landscape of the time. The character of Diana is said to be inspired by Meredith's own experiences and observations of the women in his life.…mehr

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"Diana of the Crossways" is a novel written by George Meredith, a Victorian-era English novelist and poet. The novel was first published in 1885. It is important to note that "Diana of the Crossways" is a single novel, not a collection of works, and there is no version titled "Diana of the Crossways - Complete." The novel tells the story of Diana Warwick, a complex and independent woman who faces societal challenges and navigates the political and social landscape of the time. The character of Diana is said to be inspired by Meredith's own experiences and observations of the women in his life. If you are specifically looking for a complete version of "Diana of the Crossways," you might want to check online bookstores, libraries, or digital platforms that offer complete editions of George Meredith's novels. Keep in mind that individual publishers may release editions with variations in cover design, annotations, or introductions, but the core content of the novel remains the same.

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George Meredith (1828-1909) was a celebrated English novelist and poet, renowned for his sophisticated prose style and insightful portrayals of Victorian society. He was born in Portsmouth, England, and after attending school in Germany, he articled at a solicitor's office, but found his true calling in literature. Meredith's writing is characterized by a wry wit, psychological depth, and a predilection for exploring the complexities of human relationships and social mores. One of his most acclaimed novels, 'Diana of the Crossways - Complete' (1885), exemplifies his skill in dissecting the roles and restrictions faced by women in the 19th century. The protagonist, Diana, navigates the treacherous waters of gender norms and societal expectations, embodying Meredith's feminist sympathies. A frontrunner in the use of psychological realism, Meredith's work prefigured the modernist approach to novel writing. His novels often addressed the struggles for personal integrity and authenticity in a rapidly changing world, as seen in works like 'The Egoist' (1879) and 'The Ordeal of Richard Feverel' (1859). With a literary career spanning over four decades, George Meredith left a lasting legacy on English literature, and his works continue to be studied for their rich language, intricate narratives, and enduring themes.