Salka Valka

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Salka Valka is a socially conscious novel by Icelandic Nobel laureate Halldór Laxness that portrays the struggles of a young woman and a fishing village amid poverty, class conflict, and political awakening.

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instanceOf novel
author Halldór Laxness NERFINISHED
authorNobelPrizeInLiterature Halldór Laxness NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Iceland NERFINISHED
firstPublicationLanguage Icelandic
focusesOn a young woman's struggle for autonomy
genre political novel
realist novel
social novel
hasAuthorNationality Icelandic
hasLiteraryForm prose
hasPoliticalAspect socialism
workers' rights
hasReputation major work of Icelandic literature
socially conscious novel
hasSettingFeature harsh coastal environment
literaryPeriod 20th century literature
mainCharacter Salka Valka NERFINISHED
originalLanguage Icelandic
portrays life of Icelandic fishing communities
setIn Iceland NERFINISHED
fishing village
theme class conflict
labor movement
political awakening
poverty
social injustice
women's independence

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Halldór Laxness notableWork Salka Valka