Bozena : Escenas de la vida femenina en la Moravia decimonónica

In the heart of a small Moravian town, the Heissenstein house stands firm against the ravages of time and loss. There, young Rosa, the rebellious daughter of a wine merchant, and Bozena, the family's strong and loyal maid, navigate a world where the rules are written by others: a father hardened by tragedy, a stepmother obsessed with perfection, and a girl learning to survive amidst love and disillusionment. In Bozena, Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach (1830-1916) delves into the world of women in the mid-19th-century Austrian Empire with a story set in rural society. Recognized as one of the finest German-language writers of her time, Ebner-Eschenbach was renowned for her mastery of the psychological and realistic novel, as well as for the profound humanity of her characters.