The Duality of Happiness and Suffering in Love
The novel explores the joys and pains of love through contrasting relationships. Anna's passionate affair with Vronsky leads to her emotional turmoil, while Levin and Kitty's marriage highlights the rewards of mutual respect and understanding. Tolstoy portrays love as both a source of profound happiness and deep suffering.
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These themes make Anna Karenina a profound meditation on human relationships, society, and the quest for meaning.
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