"People of the environment in which Vronsky moved often divide people into two classes: the first is made up of fools, fools and ridiculous who imagine that husbands should be faithful to their wives, young virgin, married honorable men resolute, firm and owners themselves. These fools believe that we must educate our children, earn a living, pay the debts and commit other nonsense like that. The second class, which rates evanecen Vronsky world belong, only adds value to the elegance, generosity, courage and good humor, shamelessly indulging their passions and making fun of everything else. "
This excerpt from Anna Karerina omniscient narrator serves to make their moral judgments and define Vronsky without the reader might harbor some doubts about its purpose. Elsewhere in the book, when Kitty, suffering from broken heart, get the doctor's visit, Tolstoy gives another wonderful pearl " After a careful examination of the sick, confused and bewildered, the famous doctor washed his hands thoroughly and left the room, where he hoped the Prince, who heard him coughing gravely. The prince and old man and that was not stupid and had never been sick, do not believe in medicine and felt irritated at this comedy, as it was perhaps the only one who guessed the cause of the disease Kitty. "This admirable charlatan would be able to scare up hunting, he thought, expressing those old hunter terms of their views on the doctor's diagnosis." Meanwhile, the doctor with difficulty concealing his contempt for the old aristocrat. Being Princess the true owner of the house, scarcely deigned to speak to him, and just before she intended to pour the pearls of knowledge. " I recognize that
best medical profiles are found in the work of Chekhov, who was otherwise the profession, however, that ironic-comic that appears in Tolstoy makes me smile every so often. Anna Karerina
reread with great pleasure and I confirm the theory that literature must serve to the best knowledge of the human being.
If you have not read this splendid book I envy you wholeheartedly. I can no longer read that innocence that I read the first time but instead I have lived more and understand better each of their pages.
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