Leo Tolstoy
Anna Karenina
language
(Jaico Publishing House July 2, 2013)
, 1 edition
Thomas Mann says that ANNA KARENINA is the greatest novel of society in world literature. This intriguing and provoking story of broken marital relations also presents in great detail Russian manners and customs under the old regime. The story is as real as life itself.
More then a century has passed since Tolstoy’s masterpiece appeared and shook Russian society by its unsparing attack of social hypocrisy. The every increasing popularity of ANNA KARENINA bears witness to the impact that this novel continues to make on us and the way we view the world.
“Its theme – the simple one of the wife, the husband, and the lover – is treated with a marvelous perception.”
—HELLEN REX KELLER
More then a century has passed since Tolstoy’s masterpiece appeared and shook Russian society by its unsparing attack of social hypocrisy. The every increasing popularity of ANNA KARENINA bears witness to the impact that this novel continues to make on us and the way we view the world.
“Its theme – the simple one of the wife, the husband, and the lover – is treated with a marvelous perception.”
—HELLEN REX KELLER
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