A Quick Guide to “Anna Karenina”
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“Anna Karenina” is considered and regarded as one of the best realistic fiction ever written. Even Tolstoy said that “Anna Karenina” was his first true novel, and he added that “War and Peace” was more than a novel.
There is an incident when Tolstoy met Pushkin at a dinner. Tolstoy started reading his prose, and he had a kind of a fleeting dream of a bare exquisite aristocratic elbow.
Most of the Russian critics came forward with their negative reviews and they said that “Anna Karenina” was a trifling romance of a high life.
A Quick Guide to “Anna Karenina”
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Chapter One: Introduction to “Anna Karenina”
Chapter Two: About the Title
Chapter Three: Major Characters
Chapter Four: Plot of the Novel
Chapter Five: Summary of the Novel
Part One
Part Two
Part Three
Part Four
Part Five
Part Six
Part Seven
Part Eight
Chapter Six: Writing Style
Chapter Seven: Thematic Analysis
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Chapter One: Introduction to Anna Karenina
Anna Karenina
is considered as one of the greatest novels written by the Russian author Leo Tolstoy.
The novel was published in serial installments between the year 1873 and 1877 in the periodical The Russian Messenger.
In the final installment of the novel, some political issues developed, and as a result Tolstoy had an argument with its editor Mikhail Katkov.
Tolstoy’s unpopular views of volunteers going to Serbia were there in the final installment of the book. However, he decided to publish it in book form and it appeared as a complete novel.
Anna Karenina
is considered and regarded as one of the best realistic fiction ever written. Even Tolstoy said that Anna Karenina
was his first true novel, and he added that War and Peace
was more than a novel.
There is an incident when Tolstoy met Pushkin at a dinner. Tolstoy started reading his prose, and he had a kind of a fleeting dream of a bare exquisite aristocratic elbow.
Most of the Russian critics came forward with their negative reviews and they said that Anna Karenina
was a trifling romance of a high life.
The great novelist Fyodor Dostoevsky said that Anna Karenina
was flawless as a work