Ethan Frome (Signet Classics),New

Ethan Frome (Signet Classics),New

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UPC: 9780451531315
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A Masterwork Of American Literature From The Pulitzer Prizewinning Author Of The Age Of Innocence.A Marked Departure From Edith Whartons Usual Ironic Contemplation Of The Fashionable New York Society To Which She Belonged, Ethan Frome Is A Sharply Etched Portrait Of The Simple Inhabitants Of A Nineteenthcentury New England Village. The Protagonist, Ethan Frome, Is A Man Tormented By A Passionate Love For His Ailing Wifes Young Cousin. Trapped By The Bonds Of Marriage And The Fear Of Public Condemnation, He Is Ultimately Destroyed By That Which Offers Him The Greatest Chance At Happiness.Like The House Of Mirth And Many Of Edith Whartons Other Novels, Ethan Frome Centers On The Power Of Local Convention To Smother The Growth Of The Individual. Written With Stark Simplicity, This Powerful And Tragic Novel Has Long Been Considered One Of Whartons Greatest Works.

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