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It is an undisputed masterpiece. The translation of this particular edition is also by Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky. As with War and Peace, if you care about Tolstoy or literary fiction in general, Anna Karenina is simply an essential read. 3. The Death of Ivan Ilyich, by Leo Tolstoy.
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The Cutting of the Forest. " The Cutting of the Forest " ( Russian: "Рубка леса" ["Rubka lesa"]; sometimes translated as The Wood-Felling) is a short novella by Leo Tolstoy written and published in 1855, [1] [2] early in Tolstoy's career. It was in this story that Tolstoy distinguished between three different types of soldiers, "the ...
20 de dic. de 2023 · La primera edición de Guerra y paz, una de las obras maestras de Tolstoi, se publicó en 1869.. Las obras literarias más famosas de Tolstoi se escribieron y publicaron durante las décadas de 1860 y 1870.La primera fue Guerra y paz, obra particularmente voluminosa que se publicó inicialmente por entregas en la revista literaria El Mensajero Ruso (Russki Viéstnik, en ruso), entre 1865 y 1867.
León Tolstói. (Liev Nikoláievich Tolstói; Yasnaia Poliana, 1828 - Astapovo, 1910) Escritor y reformador ruso. Junto con Fiódor Dostoievski, es el más destacado representante de la novela realista en Rusia, como lo fueron Balzac, Stendhal y Flaubert en Francia o Galdós y «Clarín» en España. Hijo del noble propietario y de la ...
The grandson was playing and building a wooden dish for his parents to eat out of when they grow up. “The young peasant and his wife looked at each other, and tears filled their eyes. They were ashamed because they had treated the old grandfather so meanly, and from that day they again let the old man eat with them at the table and took better care of him” (Tolstoy, 18-21).
