Social literature
Ein Haus am Meer
Thirty-year-old widow Julia decides to sell her beach house after her husband's death. In doing so, she changes the lives of all the families who have rented it for years — teenagers Chris, Maggie and Joe, and Peter.
Ein Tal in Ohio
A romantic depiction of life in the Ohio Valley on a family farm. Ellen Bromfield describes the lives of generations, their relationship to the land, and the changes in the American Midwest through an intimate, nostalgic story.
El Hakim: Roman iz egipatskog života
An Egyptian boy from poverty dreams of becoming a doctor ("hakim" in Arabic means doctor/sage). With immense perseverance, he rises to world fame, but must choose between ambition and his roots.
Émile Zola
In his best work, Germinal, Émile Zola realistically, in minute detail, described the inhuman living and working conditions of miners in northern France in the 1860s.
Fabian: Pripovijest o moralistu
Jakob Fabian, an unemployed Germanist and moralist, wanders through Berlin in the 1930s, observing the moral, political and social decay and the rise of Nazism. He falls in love with Cornelia, but tragedies and nonsense lead him to a tragic end. Criticism
Feminist: roman iz nedavne prošlosti
A social novel with a thesis, which follows a young intelligent woman who fights for education, independence and equality in the conservative society of the 1920s, advocating for women's emancipation and financial independence.
Feminist: roman iz nedavne prošlosti
A social novel with a thesis, which follows a young intelligent woman who fights for education, independence and equality in the conservative society of the 1920s, advocating for women's emancipation and financial independence.
Garman & Worse
Alexander Kielland's Garman & Worse is a social novel about a wealthy merchant family in a Norwegian port city. Through their fates, the author criticizes the hypocrisy, class differences, and moral dilemmas of bourgeois society.
Germinal
A novel that represents the pinnacle of literary creation by one of the most significant representatives of naturalism in literature.
Giga Barićeva 1-3
Giga Barićeva (1940) follows the life of Zagreb's bourgeois society during and after World War I. Begović's style, imbued with impressionism and wit, creates a panorama of society, while Giga personifies the struggle between freedom and expectations.
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