In "A Woman-Hater," Charles Reade constructs a captivating narrative that delves into the nuances of gender relations and societal expectations in Victorian England. Combining sharp wit with a vivid exploration of the human condition, Reade employs an engaging prose style that seamlessly intertwines humor and earnestness. The novel's central character, a misanthropic protagonist grappling with his disdain for women, serves as a lens through which Reade critiques contemporary notions of femininity and masculinity, making this work a significant commentary on the era's gender dynamics and the often hypocritical moral values of society. Charles Reade, a prominent Victorian novelist known for his keen social observations and advocacy for reform, drew from his experiences and philosophical explorations to craft this thought-provoking narrative. Reade's background as a legal scholar and his participation in social issues of the time, such as criminal justice reform and women's rights, profoundly influenced his literary endeavors. "A Woman-Hater" reflects his belief in the intrinsic value of individual agency, demonstrating how societal constructs can distort personal relationships and ideals. Readers seeking a rich historical context, profound character studies, and incisive social commentary will find "A Woman-Hater" an indispensable work. Reade's unique ability to blend satire with earnest moral inquiry invites readers to reconsider enduring themes of love, resentment, and social obligation, making this novel both timely and timeless.

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• Publication Date: November 27, 2019
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• Print Length: 331 Pages
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