Lev Tolstoj Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

Una storia travolgente di grande passione e trasgressione, di sguardi incrociati, voti traditi, drammi coniugali, slanci romantici, ideali infranti, verità ultime. A oltre settant'anni dalla storica edizione di Leone Ginzburg, che ha fatto conoscere Anna Karenina a generazioni di lettori, il capolavoro di Tolstoj viene ora pubblicato nella traduzione di Claudia Zonghetti.

Focusing on the transition from adolescence to adulthood, the novel explores Nikolenka's experiences as he navigates friendship, love, and personal growth while preparing for university. Through his relationship with Dmitri and the emotional challenges he faces, readers witness his awakening to complex feelings and moral revelations. This semi-autobiographical work captures the essence of youth, nostalgia, and the bittersweet nature of memories, showcasing Tolstoy's emerging literary prowess and philosophical depth that would characterize his later masterpieces.

Während einer nächtlichen Zugreise macht Posdnyschew, der Held von Tolstojs Erzählung, einem Mitreisenden ein aufwühlendes Geständnis: in seiner maßlosen Eifersucht - noch zusätzlich durch Beethovens Kreutzersonate geschürt - sah er keinen anderen Weg mehr, als seine vermeintlich untreue Frau umzubringen. Schritt für Schritt gerät er stärker in den Sog seiner heftigen Gefühle.