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Milady Ludlow - My Lady Ludlow

Milady Ludlow - My Lady Ludlow

Elizabeth Gaskell

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Rosetta Edu
Año de edición:
2026
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Ficción histórica
ISBN:
9781836471950
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La tradición se encuentra con el cambio en un tranquilo pueblo inglés: el tierno clásico de Elizabeth Gaskell explora el corazón de una sociedad en transformación.Milady Ludlow, de Elizabeth Gaskell, la célebre autora de Cranford y Norte y Sur, es una historia bellamente observada sobre las clases sociales, la compasión y la transformación social en la Inglaterra del siglo XIX. Ambientada en la tranquila campiña, la historia está narrada por Margaret Dawson, una joven que se encuentra viviendo en la casa de la orgullosa y aristocrática Lady Ludlow.A medida que las viejas tradiciones de la sociedad rural comienzan a chocar con nuevas ideas —especialmente la creciente importancia de la educación y la movilidad social—, lady Ludlow debe enfrentarse a un mundo que cambia lentamente a su alrededor. A través de pequeños pero poderosos momentos de amabilidad, malentendidos y reflexión moral, Gaskell explora temas como la empatía, la responsabilidad y la dignidad de cada individuo.Escrita con calidez, ingenio y profunda humanidad, Milady Ludlow captura el encanto de la vida en el pueblo al tiempo que ofrece una mirada reflexiva sobre las clases sociales, el progreso y el poder de la compasión.Perfecta para los lectores que disfrutan de Jane Austen, George Eliot y la ficción victoriana clásica, esta edición te invita a redescubrir una de las obras más elegantes y silenciosamente conmovedoras de Elizabeth Gaskell. 10

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