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These Twain : The Woman in the House, The Past, and Equilibrium - Arnold Bennett

These Twain

The Woman in the House, The Past, and Equilibrium

By: Arnold Bennett, John McLean (Preface by)

Paperback | 3 May 2024

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Journey into early 20th-century England with Arnold Bennett's captivating novel, These Twain, part three of The Clayhanger Family trilogy. First published in 1915, this compelling story delves into the intertwined lives of Edwin and Hilda Clayhanger as they navigate personal differences amid changing societal norms on marriage and divorce.

Hilda Lessways, a strong-willed character with a challenging past, challenges social expectations, shedding light on the era's views on women and family obligations. Through their tumultuous relationship, Bennett critiques prevailing norms, revealing the pressures they exert on personal identities and relationships, while exploring the quest for love and understanding within societal confines.

These Twain remains a timeless exploration of individual desires against societal conventions. Arnold Bennett's insightful writing invites reflection on human relationships and societal change, establishing him as a visionary writer and keen social commentator. Explore this profound novel that resonates with contemporary discussions on marriage and societal expectations.

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