Anna Karenina, Part 6

Exploring themes of betrayal, faith, and the complexities of marriage, this novel intricately weaves the lives of over a dozen characters against the backdrop of Imperial Russian society. Spanning eight parts, it contrasts rural and city life, delving into the desires and moral dilemmas faced by its characters. Tolstoy's narrative style marks a significant shift in literature, bridging realism and modernism, and is celebrated as one of the greatest literary works, reflecting profound insights into human nature and societal norms.