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“Se você sente dor, você está vivo. Se você sente a dor das outras pessoas, você é um humano.”
— Liev Tolstói.
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“Se você sente dor, você está vivo. Se você sente a dor das outras pessoas, você é um humano.”
— Liev Tolstói.
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"Anna Karenina", de León Tolstói en la #LíneaD
Leon Tolstoy
“El ser humano, con todas sus pasiones, deseos y ambiciones, no es más que una pequeña pieza en el vasto engranaje del destino. Por más que intentemos controlar nuestra vida, siempre hay fuerzas más allá de nuestro alcance que determinan nuestro camino. El destino, implacable e inmutable, no se deja influenciar por nuestros esfuerzos o nuestras voluntades. Al final, la vida es un misterio que solo podemos aceptar, pero nunca comprender del todo.”
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Bungou Literary Review
Ladies and gentlemen (dear gentle reader, hehehe), as a reader of books from many places, I can confidently say that every age and geological area has its own writing style that can easily be recognized. Occidental books often have a protagonist-specific story, japanese books are weird as fuck (more on that later) and so on. Now, how do you recognize a book that was written by a Russian? Well, I'm glad you ask because there is actually a fool-proof way of checking. You see, if the book is THOUSANDS OF PAGES LONG, it's probably russian. And I'm not spending months on Dostoyevski, I don't hate myself that much yet. So I'm going with my second-favorite russian author (second only because he doesn't have a sexy anime counterpart).
Onto the review... (spoileeeeeeers-!)
Who the fuck named this? The title is VERY misleading! Everyone hears 'oh, I'm reading Anna Karenina' and the first thought they have is of a woman cheating on her husband. THAT'S NOT EVEN HALF THE STORY! It shouldn't be called Anna Karenina, it should be called 'That guy who's cheating on his wife and Doris, his wife, who feels miserable and Doris' family but specifically her littlest sister, Kitty, and the guy she's in love with but he's in love with Anna Karenina which sucks because it's also the story of how Lewi or smth got regected by Kitty because she was in love with that guy and now he's heartbroken and has to go back to live the dream cottagecore life' and I could go ON!
What I love about the book is how each major character is introduced. We go from one character to the other, and we always learn how they are relatedto each other and how they influence the bigger picture. I even remembered everyone's name for the many months it took me to read it!
War and Peace, 1965 dir Sergei Bondarchuk