Anna Karenina, Life Full Of Passions

Anna Karenina, life full of passions

León Tolstoi, one of the struts of Russian literature, strongly criticized the hypocrisy of Russian society, highlights adultery as a social problem, which through this one operates the entire plot of his work "Anna Karenina" through thisDifficulty shows us a story that is linked to issues related to love, betrayal, jealousy and religious themes, supported by his Christian faith and the current of realism, thanks to this he gives his work an environment based on the timeof industrialization at the end of the 19th century, where numerous events occurred, the author Plasma, his experiences when the world entered into conflict, taking into account the social hierarchies that existed at that time..

Anna Karenina is introduced as a beautiful girl of a respectable social class, she goes through an evolution of being a quiet woman to a character who is marked by adultery, jealousy and resentment, the change that is given is so scary, sinceWe are witnessing the disintegration of the human mind as it happens in the case of Anna, to think that it is unfaithful causes its jealousy, anger, sadness, concern to lose the person who loves so much. It causes that emotional imbalance in Ana, a decrease in your life by inciting your own death. She believes that she is in a battle against an oppressive society, which looks only the social classes and not the reasons for her to commit this action, but she is actually fighting itself, which will end up losing the battle and her own life.

For author Levin is the hero of the novel. Anna, who ultimately collapses and Levin, who stands to see the light. Anna’s collapse underlines the importance of the coherence of Levin’s life. Levin finds harmony with the earth and the peasants and works inside to achieve the faith he needs.

The story is structured around the events of the nineteenth century, based on the context and experiential situation of the author, which crumbles the frivolities and sickly passions of that time which covers the decline of the empire and surrounds itself with the evanescence of a dreamThat the dawn, although distant, already begins to tear and will be realized with the arrival of new political concerns in a Russia plunged into the disturbing poverty of those who have nothing and the ostentatious wealth of those who did handle power. The author makes the emotional space that Anna and the scenarios that the author recreates, which predominates in the relationship of the characters. When Anna is presented to the officer, the attraction between the two is mutual, until culminating in a torrid romance that shores them to destroy Anna’s family. She is married to an official from St. Petersburg, who is unfaithful with a young military who met on the train and will become the icon that will mark the history of these characters, the young Vronsky becomes her lover, Anna confronts herfamily to flee with his beloved.

Anna after escaping with her lover and spending time together, she thinks she is unfaithful with other girls, causing an emotional imbalance, which makes her end up exploding in anger about what leaves the place without any response, sadness to know thatShe was unfaithful and who will lose that person who fell in love again, the desires of possession that Anna had to Vronsky this caused her to lose her head and wanted her to be with her at all times, and when she got carried away by her emotions, she would cause her to cause him toHe made a final decision, which chose to take his life on the train tracks, the object that would mark his life from the beginning that fell in love with his death.

The problem on which the author focuses is adultery and the great love passion Anna with respect to Vronsky that this goes beyond normal crushing, this is overcome by its intensity and lack of control that is usually characterized by an exaltation of all thesenses, a need for affective fusion and a state of dependence on those passionate hearts. Nothing exists and nothing can be supported if they do not remain together. This more than a joy is a suffering, since Anna feels that life is not worth it if one cannot love each other.

Levin compassionate and sensitive, is Oblonsky’s best friend and intends to ask Kitty’s hand, but does not know that the young woman is lost in love with Vronsky. Before the rejection of Kitty, the sad Levin returns to his lands of Pokrovskoe and surrenders to the work of the field, while Kitty discovers with pain, during a dance, that his great love Vronsky does not take an eye on Anna Karenina, which seems to sharefeelings. These thoughts that Kitty has can cause in it a loss of reason, getting to obtain an even bigger and more dangerous love obsession than the one Anna had, coming to commit murders in order to obtain that long -awaited love that captivated her.

Anna on the other hand, in an attempt to recover his sanity he rushes to return home (St. Petersburg), where Vronsky follows her. She after everything that happened tried. Karenina’s situation is unsustainable and is forced to give an ultimatum to his wife. In his last and desperate attempt to be happy, Anna’s decision cracks the varnish of a society obsessed with what they will say and gives rise to the tragic and romantic consequences that will dramatically change her life and that of those who surround her everything because she fails to endureThe moral weight of the Russian society of that time, which does not accept its relationship with officer Vronsky for ethical reasons.

Negative thoughts such as jealousy, hate are negative since they create confusion about love;coupled with its poor and vulnerable code of ethics. For Anna, love is capable of everything and strength to leave everything behind as her husband, her children, her family and come to accept that she fled with her lover and even challenge the Russian aristocracy;regardless of this happiness and interests at the expense of the unhappiness of others.

In this novel by León Tolstoi we can observe and identify the self-destruction of the human being, be able to destroy everything that surrounds us, that includes people who support us and even our family in order to have unconditional love and give up our own pleasuresand interests for someone who can even betray us and take us to an emotional imbalance just like the one happened with Anna. We would be able to lose our lives for something like that, as Tolstoy shows in his work.

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