Indiana
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135
1900
English
- 00 Introductions
- 01 Part 1, chapter 1
- 02 Part 1, chapter 2
- 03 Part 1, chapter 3
- 04 Part 1, chapter 4
- 05 Part 1, chapter 5
- 06 Part 1, chapter 6
- 07 Part 1, chapter 7
- 08 Part 1, chapter 8
- 09 Part 2, chapter 9
- 10 Part 2, chapter 10
- 11 Part 2, chapter 11
- 12 Part 2, chapter 12
- 13 Part 2, chapter 13
- 14 Part 2, chapter 14
- 15 Part 2, chapter 15
- 16 Part 2, chapter 16
- 17 Part 3, chapter 17
- 18 Part 3, chapter 18
- 19 Part 3, chapter 19
- 20 Part 3, chapter 20
- 21 Part 3, chapter 21
- 22 Part 3, chapter 22
- 23 Part 3, chapter 23
- 24 Part 3, chapter 24
- 25 Part 4, chapter 25
- 26 Part 4, chapter 26
- 27 Part 4, chapter 27
- 28 Part 4, chapter 28
- 29 Part 4, chapter 29
- 30 Part 4, chapter 30
- 31 CONCLUSION
This is George Sand's first novel. Her real name was Amantine (or Amandine) Lucile Dupin, and she later became baroness Dudevant. As an aristocratic woman living in 19th century France, she chose her first novel to be, above all, a realistic work. Indiana is trapped since the age of 16 in a loveless marriage with a rich, much older, man. Her only real friend is her cousin, sir Ralph, who, sometimes, just does things which are- logically- the best for her but- mentally- the worst he could do. She tries to find means of escape. But would she be able to recreate her own reality? Can a woman find true love while trying to maintain her identity and independence in a man's world?"
Summary by Stav Nisser.
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