Türkiye İş Bankası Kültür Yayınları Iyi Eşler Louisa May Alcott Karton Kapak

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At the end of good wives little women, the adventure of the march girls, whom we left in their loving homes with the newly acquired experiences, continues from where it left off three years later, and their journeys from childhood to womanhood proceed intertwined with the economic and social structure of the period. The good wives, which was published in 1869, mainly focuses on the new relationships of sisters and their departure from the family home. As the four siblings grow up and find their place in the world, things begin to change for the march family. Meg wants to build a good home for herself and john, while jo longs to write and travel

amy hopes to improve her art and make a fortune

and beth wants to feel like the good old days again. Meanwhile, laurie goes to college as jo wants and tries to put her life in order. The novel is both a continuation of the story that begins in little women and a summary of alcott's attitude towards the idea of marriage. Although it depicts young women with virtues such as patience, love and mercy, it can be said that it is fighting against the “traditional marriage norms” of the period, and in particular jo destroys the reader's “romantic ideals”. In addition, the importance of women's individual existence and their profession is often emphasized. Louisa may alcott (1832-1888): she was born in 1832 in philadelphia, usa. His childhood passed between his father, a philosopher and pedagogue, and thinkers such as emerson and thoreau. Alcott initially wrote custom-made stories with the intention of contributing to the family budget. Later, she wrote works in which she described women as strong individuals. After the civil war started, she voluntarily worked as a nurse

the publication of her letters from that period under the title hospital sketches (1863) brought alcott recognition. After little women (1868), readers met with books called good wives (1869), little men (1871), and jo's boys (1886), which describe different periods of the same characters. Less-known works such as the inheritence (1849) and a modern mephistopheles (1877) came to light at the end of the 20th century

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• Origin: TR