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Childhood: A Poignant Exploration of Childhood Emotions and Relationships in 19th-century Russia

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In "Childhood," Leo Tolstoy embarks on an introspective voyage into the innocence and complexity of early life. The narrative, characterized by its evocative prose and rich psychological insight, presents the experiences of its young protagonist, Nikolai, unveiling the bittersweet essence of growing up amid familial and societal expectations. Tolstoy employs a semi-autobiographical lens to explore themes of memory, innocence, and the profound disconnect between the pristine world of childhood and the stark realities of adulthood. This bildungsroman captures the essence of 19th-century Russian society while demonstrating Tolstoy's mastery of portraying human emotion and existential reflection. Tolstoy, born into the Russian aristocracy, faced a tumultuous youth marked by personal loss and societal upheaval, factors that deeply informed his literary pursuits. His later philosophical explorations into ethics and morality find early roots in "Childhood," where the seeds of his belief in the moral potential of the individual are first sown. This work sets the stage for his later masterpieces, showcasing his ability to infuse narrative with profound moral and philosophical inquiry, reflecting his existential struggles and personal values. "Childhood" is an essential read for anyone seeking to understand the evolution of Tolstoy'Äôs thought and literary genius. Its poignant exploration of formative years offers invaluable insights into human nature and lays the groundwork for the author's enduring philosophical legacy. The book resonates with both young readers and adults alike, inviting them to reflect on their own childhood experiences and the nature of personal growth.

© 2019 Good Press (Rafbók): 4057664100870

Þýðandi: C. J. Hogarth

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Rafbók: 19 november 2019

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