Смерть Ивана Ильича
About this book
This satirical novella tells the story of the life and early death of a high court judge. Ivan Ilych is proud of his achievements and his status in society, despite his poor relations with his wife which renders his home life bleak and joyless. When he becomes hopelessly ill he begins to realize that he has not after all lived the good life he had supposed he was enjoying.
Subjects
- 891.73/3
- attitude to death
- classic literature
- continental european fiction (fictional works by one author)
- death
- death, fiction
- death--fiction
- death in fiction
- diseases
- drama
- english short stories
- fiction
- fictional works
- fiction, classics
- fiction, general
- fiction, historical, general
- fiction in russian, 1800-1917 - english texts
- fiction, psychological
- historical fiction
- ingles (lingua)
- judges
- literatura inglesa
- literature
- literature and fiction (general)
- literature and fiction, short stories and essays
- literature--russian
- manners and customs in fiction
- modern literature
- novellas
- open_syllabus_project
- pg3366.s6 d74 2008
- pg3366.s6 s6 1981
- pg 3366.s6 t654d 1981
- popular works
- readers
- romance ingles
- russian
- russian fiction
- russian language
- russian literature
- russian literature, history and criticism
- russian short stories
- sick
- sick--fiction
- slavic philology
- smertʹ ivana ilʹicha (tolstoy, leo, graf)
- terminally ill
- tolstoy, leo, graf, 1828-1910
- translations from russian
- translations into english