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Sinopsis

A Groundbreaking Experiment in Language, Perception, and Meaning

First published in 1914, Gertrude Stein’s Tender Buttons is a bold, revolutionary work that shattered literary conventions and helped define modernist literature.

Through three sections—Objects, Food, and Rooms—Stein transforms everyday things into extraordinary explorations of language and consciousness. Her playful, often enigmatic prose breaks apart familiar words and reassembles them in unexpected ways, challenging readers to look beyond surface meanings and discover new ways of seeing.

Celebrated by some and perplexing to others, Tender Buttons remains one of the most influential experiments in 20th-century literature—an unforgettable invitation to experience words as pure texture, sound, and sensation.

Perfect for readers who enjoy:
✅ Modernist literature and experimental writing
✅ Feminist literary history
✅ Works that push boundaries and ignite discussion

Step into Stein’s world—where language dances, objects come alive, and perception is forever transformed.

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