The Stranger from Wildfell Hall

One of the best works of the golden age of English literature. A repeatedly adapted masterpiece of psychological realism. The novel, first published in 1848, caused a sensation in England, as it raised, for the first time in European literature, a very uncomfortable question with all frankness and straightforwardness: should a woman, who has become the wife of a domestic tyrant, passively bear her cross for the sake of keeping the family, in the name of the children? Or perhaps tearing the bonds of such a marriage is not only her right but also a duty as a mother? A question that, unfortunately, still remains relevant for many women around the world today.