Ana Frank’s newspaper: The novel
Introduction
The Russian novel written by Leon Tolstoy, a very particular writer who also produced war and peace this time to produce something contrary to such a work that after a while the term for not wanting. On this occasion he wrote a work that at first glance leans towards the romanticism of the generic era to which he treats. You could say that it is a portrait of Russian society at the end of the 19th century, whose time was being marked by social changes in their culture, conservative thoughts, thoughts so to speak them to a change of mind with more modern clear ideas by putting in context the modern of those years.
Developing
Before giving openness to the love story that the novel narrates largely, Tolstoy apparent that he focused more on the particular history of a character that for many is the same as in Ana Karenina who dies quickly of the novel.
Tolstoi takes advantage of the Russian moment of changes in thoughts and wanted. The author makes a social critic in the transition from Russian change, in the novel he is oriented towards women and the misery of the adultery from which Ana suffered.
On the other hand in the novel you can see symbolic figures that have beyond a simple meaning such as that of the modern train that in personal opinion expresses the passage to modernity. This train also represents the fatality, since in such a place Ana Karenina and the Count are known, such a fact is not irrelevant, since there begins the love story of the protagonists.
The general plot of the novel is based on two love stories of the count, who is the person of which Ana is in love and in turn Kitty. The count falls in love with Ana and with the rejection of the other in love decides to leave with Lyovin. There are multiple events related to the freedom of women and contemporary love.
conclusion
One of the things that there is emphasizing this novel and its writer is the way it manages to involve the characters shaping the writing. The union that achieves among them is extraordinary and very well criticized by readers. This is linked to the dialogues that have each other, use dialogues to deepen people’s feelings, causes the characters to make decisions that are very standardized, but here are different from those of anyone. It has elements to express the human condition and the struggle between reason and feelings, sample attitudes to the life and ability of the human being to make decisions.
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