Leo Tolstoy Anna Karenina
Anna Karenina tells the tragic story of the titular character who, despite being married, falls inove with a dashing army officer, Count Vronsky, and her struggle to escape aoveless marriage to find peace and fulfilment. The story also follows theives of other characters parallel to Anna�s, such as Konstantinevin, aandowner who is based, to an extent, on Tolstoy himself; Kitty, an eighteen-year-old debutante inove with Vronsky; and Stiva Oblonsky, Anna�s brother who cheats on his devoted wife. A seminal work about a passionate woman�s revolt against society to follow her heart, Anna Karenina also explores the changing social structure in Russia in theate nineteenth century.
Categories: Biography & Autobiography

