Women’s Right to Choose: Marriage in Anna Karenina

"Women are the only repressed group in our society closely related to oppressors," says American journalist Evelyn Cunningham. For centuries women are recognized to be inferior to men and they are in a small bubble in the country, except for political and scientific progress. To protest, women try to express their opinions in a variety of ways, including writing husbands, writing papers with male alias, clearly violating social discipline.

Marriage: Trusty proposes a portrait of marriage that is surprisingly lacking in romance. These women are princesses, depraved people, opponents, but Anna Karenina does not end the fairy tale. On the contrary, marriage is portrayed as all disadvantages and problems, from lack of freedom to lack of passion for abandonment. Tolstoy does not advocate marriage as a social educational institution, but in reality it thinks that this is an adhesive bonding society, but how it works is practical. Anna Karenina's only successful marriage was between Levin and Kitty. Understanding that men and women play different social roles, it will be so and the couple will give each other space

Anna · Karenina has two sub plots of Levin's marriage and Anna's brothers marriage. This novel actually started from the sideline scene. Anna 's elder brother stopped studying because she was infected with a maid. These subgraphs are not simple. They repeat the main plot of marriage theme, Anna's marriage. Anna's brother's marriage seems to be hers and she is married on the rock for her infidelity. In contrast, Levin 's marriage is due diligence. Tolstoy created three identical patterns, jumped out with a novel and echoed. Of course, the content is different (this is a change); and in the case of Levin's plot, the structure and pattern are reversed, the negation of the other two numbers is positive (eg repeat graph of abstract structure The relationship can be changed in three ways: joint, contrast or flipping, and seed trees.

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