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MINNA CANTH.
BARNFLICKAN.
BORT FRÅN HEMMET.
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An intimate portrait unfolds as a young woman reflects on her childhood in a bustling industrial town, where a proud father nurtures her precocious love of reading and music while a more critical mother doubters her domestic abilities. From early schooling in a modest Swedish‑language girls’ school to the vivid spiritual dreams that both comfort and unsettle her, she paints a picture of a mind caught between devout faith and restless curiosity.
As she matures, the narrative follows her restless yearning for purpose, the pull of a new teacher‑training seminar, and the tension between a budding sense of mission and the allure of romance. The memoir captures the inner conflict of ambition and affection, hinting at the choices that will shape her future without revealing the outcomes. Listeners will be drawn into her earnest voice, feeling the weight of her hopes, doubts, and the tender moments that define her early journey.
Language
sv
Duration
~3 hours (204K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2008-09-06
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1844–1897
A fearless Finnish writer and social critic, she brought everyday injustice onto the stage and page with unusual honesty. Her work helped shape Finnish-language literature and made her a lasting symbol of equality in Finland.
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