Walter Pieterse

In «Walter Pieterse,» Multatuli masterfully weaves a narrative that exposes the intricacies of Dutch society in the mid-19th century. The novel is not only a semi-autobiographical account of the protagonist's tumultuous life but also a poignant critique of social injustices and the bureaucratic indifference pervasive in colonial contexts. Written in a fluid, yet incisive prose style, Multatuli's work employs a blend of realism and humor, engaging readers while forcing them to confront the ethical dilemmas of his time, particularly focusing on themes of personal freedom versus societal constraints. Eduard Douwes... Edasi