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Anna Karenina - Classics

Anna Karenina - Classics

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Young Adult Fiction

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ISBN10: 8175993421
ISBN13: 9788175993426
Publisher: Fingerprint
Published: Feb 1 2016
Pages: 696
Weight: 1.10
Height: 1.71 Width: 5.31 Depth: 8.51
Language: English
Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy is a monumental work of classic Russian literature, literary fiction, and psychological realism. Set against the social world of imperial Russia, the novel follows Anna Karenina as her passionate relationship with Count Vronsky places her in conflict with the expectations of marriage, family, class, and conventional morality.

Running alongside Anna's story is the journey of Konstantin Levin, whose experiences of love, family life, rural society, faith, and personal uncertainty provide a powerful contrast to Anna's increasingly troubled circumstances. Through these parallel narratives, Tolstoy explores the complicated relationship between personal desire, social duty, happiness, and the search for meaning.

Rich in romance, psychological insight, social commentary, morality, and philosophical reflection, Anna Karenina examines love, fidelity, jealousy, marriage, faith, hypocrisy, and the pressures imposed by society. Tolstoy's nuanced characters reveal how deeply individual choices can be shaped by emotion, reputation, family expectations, and unequal social judgment.

Expansive, emotionally intense, and deeply human, Anna Karenina remains an essential Russian literary classic for students, literature enthusiasts, and readers interested in historical fiction, tragic romance, psychological novels, and philosophical storytelling. Its exploration of passion, duty, identity, and society continues to give the novel enduring literary significance.

Why should readers pick this book?

  • A Masterpiece of Psychological Realism: Explore Tolstoy's profound portrayal of love, desire, morality, family, and the inner conflicts that shape human choices.
  • Two Powerful Parallel Journeys: Follow Anna's passionate struggle against social convention alongside Levin's search for faith, purpose, and a meaningful life.
  • Essential Russian Literature: Ideal for students, classic fiction readers, literary collectors, and anyone interested in romance, philosophy, social criticism, and character-driven storytelling.

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