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"The setting is the world of the upper-class Creole society which dominated New Orleans in the 1870s, a world with a strict code of behavior, one of whose strongest tenets required a wife to subordinate her will and her very being to her husband."@en
"As a member of the upper class Creole society which dominated New Orleans in the 1870s, a young woman's life is dictated by the constraints of her heart ailment, her society, and her husband."
"Set in the world of upper class Creole society which dominated New Orleans in the 1870s, a world with a strict code of behavior one of whose strongest tenets required a wife to subordinate her will and her very being to her husband."@en
"Set in the world of upper class Creole society which dominated New Orleans in the 1870s, a world with a strict code of behavior one of whose strongest tenets required a wife to subordinate her will and her very being to her husband."
"This is the widely heralded adaptation of the short story by Kate Chopin, the late-19th-century writer whose work is only now receiving the major recognition it deserves. The setting is Kate Chopin's own world-the world of the upper-class Creole society that dominated New Orleans in the 1870s, a world with a strict code of behavior, one of whose strongest tenets required a wife to subordinate her will and her very being to her husband."@en
"The story unfolds in the late 19th century New Orleans. A frail southern woman, smothered and kept subordinate by her husband, finds a renewed passion for living upon learning of his apparent death. The story takes a fatal twist when her dreams are shattered by his reappearance."
"The world of the upper-class Creole society which dominated New Orleans in the 1870s."@en
"A drama about a young woman whose heart ailment keeps her prisoner in her home, at the insistence of her over-protective husband."@en
"The story of a woman in the upper class Creole society which dominated New Orleans in the 1870s, a world with a strict code of behavior one of whose strongest tenets required a wife to subordinate her will and her very being to her husband."
"The upper-class Creole world of New Orleans in 1877 is the setting for this story about a woman with a heart condition, confined to her home and oppressed by an over-protective husband. When her spouse is reported killed in a train accident, Louise sets about expanding her horizons. With his unexpected return, she succumbs to the "joy that kills.""
"Unfolds in late 19th century New Orleans. A frail southern woman, smothered and kept subordinant by her husband, finds a renewed passion for living upon learning of his apparent death. The story takes a fatal twist when her dreams are shattered by his reappearance."