Use Of Indirect Characterization in Anna Karenina

The indirect characterization of Russian writer Ano Karenina, Leo Tolstoy, is known for his novel including Anna Karenina. Tolstoy and Anna Karenina are said to have reached "unparalleled perfection in the realism of the novel". In the novel 'Anna Karenina', Tolstoy made readers understand Anna Alkadievna Karenin and the lives of everyone around her. The reader followed Anna because there was a fight between her brother Steven and his wife, Dolly. Next, as the ball of Moscow is dancing with the heart of Count Warrensky, I feel that the reader is behind Anna.

Anna Karenina and the lonely female statue of 100 years are very well forming a plot of novels. Anna Karenina wrote by Leo Tolstoy is a 19th century novel depicting the lives of the three families Oblonskys, Karenins, Levins. One hundred years of solitude was written by Gabriel Garcia-Marquez (Gabriel Garcia-Marquez) in 1967, he is a 100-year story Macondo's (Macondo's) fiction Bundia family. In both novels, women are indispensable, but their description is quite different. But it is worth considering that these are separated from each other novels written in the 2 nd century, this was the era of evolution of women's status. In this article we compare the status of women in the centennial of Anna Karenina and treatment loneliness, the role of men and its role in society

Anna Karenina is a novel by Leo Tolstoy, a famous Russian writer. It was continuously issued from 1873 to 1877. Tolstoy himself insisted that Anna Karenina is his first novel. The critique of this novel is certainly two independent novels, but there are still many praise. Russian author Fyodor Dostoyevski praised it as "the perfect work of art" (En 8848.com.cn). While there are criticisms that Anna Carreina is actually two novels, Tolstoy claims that this is a novel. Some characters do not have much interaction, but they still know each other, the behavior of a person has the least impact on another person.

One of the two main relationships made in the novel was Anna Karenina and Levin. Anna Karenina is the most important character in the novel, and the main question has many important features. Anna 's quest for love is purely emotional, and at the end of her life Anna' s reason was disappointment for her. She has too many emotions and feelings, but this is common to many Tolstoy characters. Her feelings about her relationship tend to overwhelm her thoughts and opinions and give the novel a sense of romance. She got dissatisfied. Finally, Anna can not keep her wisdom. Tolstoy uses characterization to present Anna through her relationship to understand her attitude and personal nature.