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Una mujer sin importancia
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ISBN13: 9788419209382
Publisher: Kaizen Editores
Published: Jan 28 2025
Pages: 148
Weight: 0.39
Height: 0.34 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: Spanish
En Una mujer sin importancia, Oscar Wilde destapa con ingenio y mordacidad las hipocresÃas de la sociedad victoriana. Durante una elegante reunión en la casa de Lady Hunstanton, secretos del pasado emergen para sacudir la apariencia de perfección. Mrs. Arbuthnot, una mujer marcada por un escándalo, se enfrenta a Lord Illingworth, el aristócrata que la abandonó y ahora quiere influir en la vida de su hijo, Gerald. En una mezcla de comedia aguda y drama profundo, Wilde explora la doble moral, la injusticia de género y el poder del amor maternal, dejando un mensaje sobre dignidad y resiliencia.
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