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…) Andreyevna Bers, a member of a cultured Moscow family. In the next 15 years he raised a large family, successfully managed his estate, and wrote his two greatest novels, War and Peace (1865-69) and Anna Karenina (1875-77). War and Peace and Anna Karenina War…

…was Lev Tolstoy, wrote a book, that called " Anna Karenina ", and there is also a film. Tolstoy gave a lot of descriptions sach as: what fellings were felt by characters, and long - description of different places, and many other things. However, on the other…

…second masterpiece, Anna Karenina (translated 1886). While not as huge as War and Peace, the novel still paints a broad and detailed picture of all levels of Russian life in the 1870s While working on the later parts of Anna Karenina, Tolstoy began…

…married Sonya Andreyevna Bers (or Behrs). Between the years 1865 and 1869 appeared Tolstoy's major work, War and Peace, an epic tale depicting the story of five families against the background of Napoleon's invasion of Russia. Tolstoy's other masterpiece, Anna…

…, The Giver, Anna Karenina, bibliographies and all sorts or interesting texts. On the other side of the gorgeous book shelf sits a matching desk. On the surface of the desk, sit a bright beautiful lamp adorned with flowers, a decorative desk organizer and my Dell…

…, and at first the critics were completely baffled by it. Even Turgenev was unsure of the novel's importance. It did not gain critical adoration until a number of years after it was completed. Anna Karenina, Tolstoy's next work, was based on the real-life case…

…never truly be justifiable. Murder is not the only action that is absolutely wrong. Spousal unfaithfulness is also definitely wrong. In Anna Karenina, Anna was married to Karin, but was swept off her feet by Count Vronsky. She obviously did…

…Company’s Nicholas Nicklelby or Shared Experience Theatre’s Anna Karenina (seen in Brisbane in 1998), in its theatrical range, yet exceeds even the scope of these works in broaching a national myth. While some might find Winton’s celebration of post-war…

…Though Leo Tolstoy is most well-known for his novels War and Peace and Anna Karenina, which he wrote when he was in his forties, pieces written after he turned fifty were the ones that clearly established the philosophy known as Tolstoyism. Tolstoyism…

…introduced to Beethoven and the weight of his music. Tereza's dog Karenin is named after the novel Anna Karenina, a very heavy story, which is like the relationship Tereza wants to have with Tomas. In the beginning of the novel Kundera describes Tomas's thoughts…