True Women: A Play In Three Acts

First performed in Sweden in 1884, True Women is a landmark play of the feminist movement that explores the lives and struggles of three generations of women in a patriarchal society. Written with sensitivity and insight, the play offers a powerful commentary on gender roles and the social conditions that shape women’s lives. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of feminism and gender studies.

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