Analysis of Death of Ivan Ilych

Let's make the pain a lot of people, and the word "progress" has a positive meaning behind it. It proposes improvements, it is something obsessed by humans since the advent of society. However, careful examination may adversely affect progress. While bringing about improvements, progress can simultaneously stimulate integration, dependence, and complete obsession with individuals trapped in them. It was this aspect of the progress of modern society to have had a negative effect on Ivan Irich who was the main character of Leo Tolstoy in the death of Ivan Ilyich.

At the beginning of "Death of Ivan Ilych", colleagues at Ivan Ilych discussed this case in Shebek's private room. Peter Ivanovic reads Ivan Ilyich 's death in this paper and informs his colleagues of this information in the disagreement of their friendly opinion on a particular jurisdiction. Half of them surprised that people close to their age and residence should die, but the other half were willing to expect the benefits of Ivan Irich's work. Peter Ivanovic 's colleague also immediately thought about the promotion he had to take when Ivan Ilych was away. Knowing that Ivan Ilych is dead, they will be in a very relaxing mood; they are still alive at work

The death of Ivan Ilych starts from the chronological order of the story. When Ivan Ilych 's judge and close friend Peter Nevanovich announced that Ivan died, a group of judges gathered in a court' s private room. Ivan was dead and was not comforted by their idea, so men in the room had to think about promotion and relocation brought about by the death of Ivan. That night Peter headed to the house of Ivan to attend his funeral. However, looking at the body of Ivan, Peter was suffering from the refusal of expression and warnings on the face of Ivan. Ivan's wife, Plaskovia, asked Peter about a possible strategy to maximize the deceased husband's government pension. On the way, Peter met a sick nurse Ivan. Peter said that Ivan's death and funeral are sad, Grasim was surprised by Peter's observation that everyone will die someday.