Torn shoe

In the novel "Torn Shoe," John Galsworthy addresses issues of social inequality and human drama, viewing them through the lens of his characters' personal stories. The plot centers on the lives of characters whose inner conflicts and ambitions become a reflection of broader social and cultural issues. Galsworthy creates complex and layered images that reveal both internal and external aspects of struggle and aspiration. The book immerses the reader in a world of moral dilemmas and social change, showing how personal and social issues are intertwined in the lives of heroes.

- By John Galsworthy

- Genre: Social Novel

- Topic: Social inequality, human passions, internal conflicts

- Key aspects: Deep understanding of human relations, social criticism, multi-layered plot