"Herrat pitävät vaaleaverisistä" : Tuloillaan elävän naisen valaiseva…
"Herrat pitävät vaaleaverisistä" by Anita Loos is a novel written in the early 20th century. The story centers around a young woman who is navigating her social life in New York City, particularly focusing on her relationships with various gentlemen, including a mentor named Mr. Eisman, who has taken an interest in her intellectual development. The work captures her thoughts and experiences as she humorously reflects on her desires, societal expectations, and
the pursuit of a career in writing. The opening of the novel introduces the main character, who begins to write a diary at the suggestion of a friend, highlighting her musings about life, love, and ambition. She recounts her encounters with her gentleman friend Mr. Eisman, who frequently visits her and supports her aspirations, while also indicating her interactions with other potential suitors. As she navigates through various social outings and personal reflections, she grapples with her identity and the societal pressures of her time, teasing an exploration of femininity and independence in a rapidly changing world. This relatable yet humorous account sets the stage for her evolving journey throughout the narrative. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
