The Living Corpse: Drama in six acts (twelve pictures)
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"The Living Corpse" is a drama in six acts (twelve scenes) by Leo Tolstoy, in which the author addresses important ethical issues and problems of Russian society in the 19th century. This is a work that prompts readers to think about moral standards, ideals, and the inner freedom of each individual. In fascinating dialogues and an expressive style, Tolstoy reveals to us the defeats and ambitions of the heroes, showing that true freedom consists in abandoning false masks and accepting ourselves as we are. The book "The Living Corpse" leaves an inexhaustible supply of moral questions for discussion and reflection, and becomes a memorable work of the world-famous Russian writer Leo Tolstoy.
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Data sheet
- Name of the Author
- Leo Tolstoy
- Language
- German
- Release date
- 2014-06-23
- Title
- Der lebende Leichnam: Drama in sechs Akten (zwölf Bildern)
- Translator
- Hermann Röhl
- Subject
- PG
Russian drama -- Translations into German
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"The Living Corpse" is a drama in six acts (twelve scenes) by Leo Tolstoy, in which the author addresses important ethical issues and problems of Russian societ...