The Death of Yvonne Ilyich
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'The Death of Ivan Ilyich' is a novella that explores the life and death of a high-court judge in 19th-century Russia.
Ivan Ilyich, a man focused on social status and material success, is confronted with the agonizing reality of his mortality after an accident.
As his physical condition deteriorates, he reflects on the superficiality and meaninglessness of his life.
The novella delves into themes of existential crisis, the search for authenticity, and the fear of death.
Tolstoy critiques societal values and explores the importance of genuine human connection and spiritual awakening in the face of death.
Through Ivan's transformation, Tolstoy invites readers to contemplate their own lives and the pursuit of true meaning.
Ivan Ilyich, a man focused on social status and material success, is confronted with the agonizing reality of his mortality after an accident.
As his physical condition deteriorates, he reflects on the superficiality and meaninglessness of his life.
The novella delves into themes of existential crisis, the search for authenticity, and the fear of death.
Tolstoy critiques societal values and explores the importance of genuine human connection and spiritual awakening in the face of death.
Through Ivan's transformation, Tolstoy invites readers to contemplate their own lives and the pursuit of true meaning.
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