Garman And Worse A Norwegian Novel

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Set in 19th-century Stavanger, this novel offers a keen social critique of the Norwegian upper class through the intertwined lives of the Garman and Worse families. It explores moral dilemmas and interpersonal dynamics, highlighting the duplicity and contradictions of bourgeois society. The characters navigate cultural expectations and ethical challenges, making the narrative a gripping examination of timeless themes such as morality and societal hypocrisy. Kielland's sharp wit and insightful prose enhance its significance in Norwegian literature.