Edith Whartons The Age of Innocence unfolds in the opulent yet constraining world of 1870s New York high society deftly weaving a narrative that critiques the social mores governing love and ambition Whartons literary style is marked by its careful observation and rich detail employing a third-person omniscient narrator that allows for a multifaceted exploration of characters inner lives The novels juxtaposition of romantic idealism against socie...
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