Tjensteqvinnans son: En själs utvecklingshistoria
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An autobiographical account tracing a man's early life from birth through childhood in mid-19th-century Stockholm, depicting class divisions, family tensions, poverty, fear, and formative influences. It reconstructs domestic scenes: a crowded multi-family urban dwelling, a father of aristocratic descent yet reduced circumstances, a democratic-minded mother, relatives of varied social standing, and the child's anxieties about authority figures. The narrative follows his moral and psychological development, moments of hunger and humiliation, the impact of social upheaval and family ruin, and his gradual awakening to social order, identity, and resilience.
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