Resurrection is Tolstoy's last major novel, a compelling tale of redemption and justice. It follows Prince Dmitri Ivanovich as he seeks to atone for a sin committed in his youth, leading him to confront the harsh realities of Russia’s judicial and penal systems. The novel is both a deeply personal narrative of moral awakening and a scathing critique of societal inequalities.
Why Read This Book
- A timeless exploration of morality, guilt, and redemption.
- Captures the struggles of individuals against oppressive social structures.
- Reflects Tolstoy's profound philosophical and spiritual beliefs.
- A masterpiece that resonates with readers seeking ethical and existential insights.
- Essential reading for fans of Russian literature and classics.
About the Author
Leo Tolstoy (1828–1910) is one of the most celebrated authors in world literature. Known for his monumental works War and Peace and Anna Karenina, Tolstoy’s writings delve deeply into human nature, society, and spirituality. His later life saw him embrace pacifism and moral reform, influencing thinkers and activists worldwide.
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