Anna Karenina

Overview

Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy is a philosophical novel about love, freedom, social morality, and the consequences of personal choice. Through the lives of Anna, Vronsky, and Levin, Tolstoy explores the conflict between inner truth and society’s expectations, showing how the pursuit of absolute love collides with human limitations. Love becomes not only a source of happiness, but also a test that exposes loneliness, dependence, and the search for meaning in life.