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The Death of Ivan Ilyich. A Timeless Novella of Inner Crisis, Spiritual Clarity, and the Search for Truth
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- Nombre de pages78
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-2-38691-413-3
- EAN9782386914133
- Date de parution15/05/2025
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille292 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurZenith Golden Quill
Résumé
He lived by convention-but only in dying did he truly live.
In The Death of Ivan Ilyich, Leo Tolstoy delivers one of the most emotionally powerful and philosophically rich novellas in world literature. As Ivan Ilyich, a respected judge, confronts a terminal illness, he also confronts a terrifying question: has his entire life been a lie?
Through psychological realism and piercing moral insight, Tolstoy explores themes of alienation, materialism, the inevitability of death, and the possibility of spiritual awakening.
The novella is a landmark in existential literature-spare, searing, and deeply human. This edition includes historical annotations and period illustrations, ideal for students, scholars, and readers seeking to reflect on life's ultimate questions. "One of the most powerful stories ever written about death-and life." - The New York Times "A quiet, devastating masterpiece of truth and compassion." - The Guardian Click Buy Now to experience a novella that will change how you see life-and death.
The novella is a landmark in existential literature-spare, searing, and deeply human. This edition includes historical annotations and period illustrations, ideal for students, scholars, and readers seeking to reflect on life's ultimate questions. "One of the most powerful stories ever written about death-and life." - The New York Times "A quiet, devastating masterpiece of truth and compassion." - The Guardian Click Buy Now to experience a novella that will change how you see life-and death.
He lived by convention-but only in dying did he truly live.
In The Death of Ivan Ilyich, Leo Tolstoy delivers one of the most emotionally powerful and philosophically rich novellas in world literature. As Ivan Ilyich, a respected judge, confronts a terminal illness, he also confronts a terrifying question: has his entire life been a lie?
Through psychological realism and piercing moral insight, Tolstoy explores themes of alienation, materialism, the inevitability of death, and the possibility of spiritual awakening.
The novella is a landmark in existential literature-spare, searing, and deeply human. This edition includes historical annotations and period illustrations, ideal for students, scholars, and readers seeking to reflect on life's ultimate questions. "One of the most powerful stories ever written about death-and life." - The New York Times "A quiet, devastating masterpiece of truth and compassion." - The Guardian Click Buy Now to experience a novella that will change how you see life-and death.
The novella is a landmark in existential literature-spare, searing, and deeply human. This edition includes historical annotations and period illustrations, ideal for students, scholars, and readers seeking to reflect on life's ultimate questions. "One of the most powerful stories ever written about death-and life." - The New York Times "A quiet, devastating masterpiece of truth and compassion." - The Guardian Click Buy Now to experience a novella that will change how you see life-and death.
