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Is this novel as psychologically rich as Moby Dick or TBK?
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Anonymous
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>>18477896
That’s a question for /lit/ but yes, it’s way more than “bored thot has affair”, as it deals with contemporary politics and social issues in Russia.
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>>18478000
It’s a long winded parable for living for the world (Vronsky and Anna live for the moment) as opposed to living in it as the Christians say.

The actual book (as opposed to various tv shows and movies) is far more centered on Levin and his struggles with Anna as an opposing counterexample what not to do.
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