Katarza žene

Katarza žene

Marija Galić

The novel follows the emotional and spiritual journey of a woman through life's trials, injuries and internal struggles, depicting the process of personal catharsis, liberation from the past and rediscovery of one's own identity.

Katarza žene (A Woman’s Catharsis) by Marija Galić is a deeply emotional and psychologically resonant work that explores the intimate experiences, personal upheavals, and spiritual rebirth of the contemporary woman. Through a layered narrative structure, the author guides the reader through key stages of a woman's life—from confronting personal traumas and societal or familial expectations to the pivotal moment of facing one's own inner self. The work’s central motif is the titular "catharsis"—a process of purification that unfolds when the protagonists stop worrying about how others perceive them and summon the courage to heal their own wounds. The author skillfully dissects themes such as forgiving oneself and others, overcoming guilt, and breaking free from the constraints of patriarchal or destructive relationship patterns. Written in a style that is accessible yet imbued with poetic and reflective qualities, Katarza žene serves as both a psychological mirror and a spiritual guide. The book empowers readers, encouraging self-reflection, the acceptance of vulnerability, and the discovery of the inner strength needed for a fresh start. It is a work intended for anyone seeking a path toward personal freedom, inner peace, and authentic living.

Editor
Josip Cvenić
Illustrations
Žana Erdelj
Graphics design
Žana Erdelj
Dimensions
20.5 x 14.5 cm
Pages
201
Publisher
Matica hrvatska, Osijek, 1998.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.
ISBN
9-53-613732-1

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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