Смерть Ивана Ильича (Russian Edition)
In Смерть Ивана Ильича, Leo Tolstoy presents the story of a judge whose terminal illness forces a reckoning with his unfulfilled life. Through introspective narrative, the novella explores isolation, regret, and the search for genuine existence amid societal expectations. This Russian edition captures the essence of Tolstoy's enduring literary genius.
About This Book
Смерть Ивана Ильича is a novella by the renowned Russian author Лев Николаевич Толстой, originally published in 1886. It examines the inner life of a high-court judge as he confronts his mortality.
The story unfolds in a realistic style, characteristic of Tolstoy's later works, focusing on psychological depth and social commentary. It portrays the protagonist's professional success and personal dissatisfaction.
This Russian edition preserves the original language, offering readers an authentic experience of Tolstoy's masterful prose and philosophical insights.
The narrative invites reflection on life's true meaning, stripped of superficial achievements, in a concise yet impactful form.
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