Anna Karenina's immediate reception in the United States was mixed, with the work's themes and eponymous character receiving praise but its length and depiction of suicide receiving criticism.[14]
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The Question and Answer section for Anna Karenina is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
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Like jealousy, fidelity is a concern of the three relationships highlighted in the novel. When a young man flirts with Kitty, Levin "already saw himself as a deceived husband, who was needed by his wife and her lover only in order to provide them...
Sorry, I just don't see the criteria for a dystopian narrative set here.
