Psihološki roman

Gospođa Sabina

Name: Gospođa Sabina
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Eugen Kumičić

"Gospođa Sabina" je roman Eugena Kumičića objavljen 1979. godine koji istražuje složene međuljudske odnose i društvene norme u Hrvatskoj krajem 19. i početkom 20. stoljeća.

Glavna junakinja, Sabina, mlada je i ambiciozna žena koja se suočava s izazovima tradicionalnog društva koje ograničava njezine mogućnosti. Kroz njezine odnose s različitim likovima, uključujući obitelj, prijatelje i ljubavne interese, roman prikazuje borbu za osobnu slobodu i identitet. Kumičić koristi Sabininu priču kako bi istražio teme ljubavi, strasti, izdaje i društvenih očekivanja. U središtu radnje je njezina potreba za samostalnošću i otpor prema konvencionalnim normama, što odražava šire društvene promjene tog doba. Kroz bogate opise i emotivne dijaloge, autor stvara duboku psihološku analizu likova, čime čitatelja uvodi u složene dinamike ljudskih odnosa i unutarnjih borbi. Roman "Gospođa Sabina" ostaje relevantan i danas, postavljajući pitanja o identitetu i slobodi pojedinca.

Editor

Miroslav Vaupotić

Titelseite

Jelena Musić

Maße

20 x 14 cm

Seitenzahl

250

Verlag

Školska knjiga, Zagreb, 1974.

Latein Schrift. Taschenbuch.

Sprache: Kroatisch.

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