
Length6h 58m
About this audiobook
Tolstoy composes the theme of love and marriage, which then also troubled him in his private life, with a narrative in which the protagonist's bitter voice becomes sharp dramatic representation. Far from being a tragedy of jealousy, The Kreutzer Sonata is the drama of an insatiable carnal hate-love between two selfishnesses that doggedly tend to submit to each other in the satisfaction of their lust. And only death, so absurdly and lucidly sought by the protagonist, ends the conflict of two people who cannot find unity between themselves.
This volume includes The Kreutzer Sonata, Ivan the Fool, A lost opportunity, Polikushka, The candle. All stories are mainly about love, but they take very different attitudes towards it.
Audiobook details
GenreGeneral Fiction, Fairy Tales and Folklore
Length6 hrs 58 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Also authored by Leo Tolstoy in Cactus catalogue:
26CHAPTER XXIII.
2TRANSLATOR’S PREFACE.
27CHAPTER XXIV.
3THE KREUTZER SONATA.
28CHAPTER XXV.
4CHAPTER I.
29CHAPTER XXVI.
5CHAPTER II.
30CHAPTER XXVII.
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6CHAPTER III.
31CHAPTER XXVIII.
7CHAPTER IV.
32LESSON OF “THE KREUTZER SONATA.”
8CHAPTER V.
33IVAN THE FOOL.
9CHAPTER VI.
34CHAPTER I
10CHAPTER VII.
35CHAPTER II.
11CHAPTER VIII.
36CHAPTER III.
12CHAPTER IX.
37CHAPTER IV.
13CHAPTER X.
38CHAPTER V.
14CHAPTER XI.
39CHAPTER VI.
15CHAPTER XII.
40CHAPTER VII.
16CHAPTER XIII.
41CHAPTER VIII.
17CHAPTER XIV.
42CHAPTER IX.
18CHAPTER XV.
43CHAPTER X.
19CHAPTER XVI.
44CHAPTER XI.
20CHAPTER XVII.
45CHAPTER XII.
21CHAPTER XVIII.
46A LOST OPPORTUNITY.
22CHAPTER XIX.
47“POLIKUSHKA;”
23CHAPTER XX.
48CHAPTER I.
24CHAPTER XXI.
49CHAPTER II.
25CHAPTER XXII.
50CHAPTER III.