Diana of the Crossways — Volume 4
Diana of the Crossways, published in 1885 by George Meredith, is a psychological novel that follows Diana Warwick, a strong-willed woman trapped in a troubled marriage. The narrative explores themes of gender, class, and political intrigue as Diana navigates her ambitions and relationships, particularly with Cabinet Minister Lord Dannisburgh. The story reflects the societal expectations of the Victorian era and critiques the limitations placed on women, making it a notable work in feminist literature. Meredith's portrayal of Diana's struggles with personal and public scandal highlights the complexities of women's roles in a patriarchal society.
