Conception of Love in The Kreutzer Sonata

Viewpoint of love in Kreutzer's Sonata Perhaps Tolstoy's short story "Kreutzer · Sonata" captures the clear concept of love, which is a very negative concept. In order to learn more about this story, and more importantly, we need to see it to understand the role of Pozdnychev. As we have discovered in the early story of the story, Pozdnychev spent several years in prison for murdering his disloyal wife. His story is a messy story. Because he talks about his past life, his previous marriage, his wife's rallies, their marriages, terrible relationships with the homicide itself, and the court.

Leo Tolstoy's The Kreutzer Sonata is a powerful example of the result of intense marriage. In Kreutzer Sonata, Tolstoy explores the importance and relevance of love in interpersonal relations, as seen in the eyes of an old man named Pozdnyshev who lived in the mid-19th century. The uneasy experience Pozdnyshev experienced in his missing mistake gave him the opinion of love, even if it is some unique, undistorted. Pozdnyshev not only to prevent them from making the same mistake, but also to analyze his own behavior, and to train others to understand when he lost control of his marriage His tragic We tied a story. Women can inherently deceive and relationships between men and women can not be a purely physical relationship Emotional love is only temporary and maintains a strong long-term relationship such as You can not. marriage

Many of the Tolstoy I read read are a novel like a white prisoner, a portrait of a blazing innocent death, a death of Ivan Irich, a psychically strong shameless piece, Kreutzer Sonata, a religious belief and a hypocritical Portrait search is a dark and bright part of Sergius' s priest (this is one of the best literary works on male faith), "counterfeit coupon" And naked in the innocent men above the master and men A depiction.

Hadji Murat is very different from other works made by Tolstoy. In "Satan (1889)", "Kuzer Sonata" (1890), "Father Sergius" (1898), "Resurrection" (1899), "Master and Human" (1895), and counterfeit coupon (1905) It is not. Tolstoy usually makes the hero go through the "purification" process of learning moral ideals. Haji Murat is a unique story of Tolstoy. Instead, in the later years of Tolstoy, he returned to writing about his young memories. Hadji Murat is a story of a negative theme unusual for Tolstoy. He depicts the negative aspects of human doubt that everyone has goodness