Lifslinjer, Volume 1, part 2

Lifslinjer (Lines of Life) is a biographical and autobiographical work by Ellen Key, a prominent Swedish writer and feminist. This volume offers insights into Key's life, thoughts, and the intellectual currents of her time. Key reflects on personal experiences, relationships, and the influences that shaped her worldview. Her writings explore themes of education, love, individualism, and social reform, advocating for a more humane and progressive society. This book offers a unique glimpse into the life and mind of one of Sweden's most influential thinkers. Ideal for those interested in Scandinavian history, women's studies, and the history of ideas.

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