Tolstoj Lav Nikolajevič: Kreutzerova Sonata

Translator: Kaleb Vjekoslav, Mulić Malik, Kušan Jakša, Vitez Grigor, Desnica Vladan

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  • Author: Tolstoj Lav Nikolajevič
  • Translator: Kaleb Vjekoslav, Mulić Malik, Kušan Jakša, Vitez Grigor, Desnica Vladan
  • Publisher: Matica hrvatska
  • Availability: Available
  • Condition: Very good
  • Code: 53934

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Kreutzerova Sonata

Tolstoj Lav Nikolajevič

Translator: Kaleb Vjekoslav, Mulić Malik, Kušan Jakša, Vitez Grigor, Desnica Vladan

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Leo Nikolayevich Tolstoy: Kreutzer's Sonata

Kreutzer's Sonata (1889) is one of the most controversial novels by Leo Nikolayevich Tolstoy, written in his late phase marked by a deep moral and religious crisis. The framework story is set in a train, where the main character, Pozdnišev, confesses to a stranger the story of his marriage, which ended tragically - with the murder of his wife due to sick jealousy. The central theme is a sharp criticism of marriage and sexuality. Pozdnishev (spokesman for Tolstoy's radical views at the time) claims that carnal passion and marriage are a "pig's bond" that destroys human spirituality and advocates absolute sexual abstinence. The title comes from Beethoven's Sonata no. 9 (Kreutzer). In the novella, music is portrayed as a powerful, almost dangerous force that awakens base passions and encourages emotional distraction, which Pozdnišev interprets as evidence of the woman's infidelity with the violinist. Due to its radical views on morality and the Church, the work was banned in Russia and the USA immediately after its publication. The following novellas are also represented in the book: Blizzard; Albert; Three deaths; Father of Sergius; Master and servant; After the dance; Hadji Murat. Translated by Vjekoslav Kaleb, Malik Mulić, Jakša Kušan, Grigor Vitez and Vladan Desnica. 

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  • Author: Tolstoj Lav Nikolajevič
  • Translator: Kaleb Vjekoslav, Mulić Malik, Kušan Jakša, Vitez Grigor, Desnica Vladan
  • Publisher: Matica hrvatska
  • Year of publication:1970
  • Place of publication:Zagreb
  • Pages:397
  • Dimensions:15x19 cm
  • Script:Latin script
  • Condition:Very good
  • Binding:Hardcover with dust jacket

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