This Book By Russian Author León Tolstoi

This book by Russian author León Tolstoi

Introduction

This book by Russian author León Tolstoy, represents a great adultery in an aristocratic environment that leads to the death of the wife of a Russian high -ranking official. The plot of the book is complex when seeing how the roads are joined for the end of it. Ana is the wife of a senior official named Levin, Ana falls in love with a military named Vronski, she is being pregnant with Vronski she decidesThe husband is also denied to see his own son. 

Developing

All these painful acts lead Ana to despair and ends up committing their own suicide, thus achieves the author in much of the book, take the reader between the thread of intrigue and despair. Ana dies because she fails to endure her lack of social freedom and for her unstable relationship with her lover Vronski. Levin remakes a new life with his son after Ana dies. Some issues that can be highlighted from the book are social change in Russia, adultery and forgiveness.

Something that is fascinating, is like the author manages to connect Ana’s life next to Levin’s almost ending the book, since we can see how Ana in her incarnation as a character can be so dangerous to Levin’s life. Even so, something that the author does, is trying

The book at every moment poses a constant problem, taking the main theme of society in Russia that was lived at that time, it feels that the author tries to represent what was lived at that time, thus creating several events as a reflection of the present timeIn the work, the author does an excellent job by maintaining and showing the dialogues that were shown, since he was always very explicit and scrupulous, especially in Ana’s death describing each of the feelings of impotence that he felt when he failed to be orto find happiness.

The author is very intelligent when using the problems that arose at that time, since we also felt the aristocracy of Russian society at that time.

conclusion

The conclusion that I give to this essay is that the author knew howhis freedom and happiness that only came to his death.