Gospođa Sabina
"Ms. Sabina" is a novel by Eugen Kumičić published in 1979 that explores complex interpersonal relationships and social norms in Croatia in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
The main character, Sabina, is a young and ambitious woman who faces the challenges of a traditional society that limits her possibilities. Through her relationships with various characters, including family, friends, and love interests, the novel depicts the struggle for personal freedom and identity. Kumičić uses Sabina's story to explore themes of love, passion, betrayal, and social expectations. At the heart of the plot is her need for independence and resistance to conventional norms, which reflects the broader social changes of the time. Through rich descriptions and emotional dialogues, the author creates a deep psychological analysis of the characters, introducing the reader to the complex dynamics of human relationships and inner struggles. The novel "Mrs. Sabina" remains relevant today, raising questions about individual identity and freedom.
Two copies are available
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