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‘Anna Karenina’ è un romanzo di Lev Tolstoj, pubblicato per la prima volta nel 1877. Secondo lo scrittore russo Dostoevskij «Anna Karenina in quanto opera d’arte è la perfezione… e niente della letteratura europea della nostra epoca può esserle paragonato». La sua opinione fu condivisa da Nabokov, che lo definì «il capolavoro assoluto della letteratura del XIX secolo».
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Lev Tolstoj (Jàsnaja Poljana, 9 settembre 1828 – Astàpovo, 20 novembre 1910), è stato uno scrittore, filosofo, educatore e attivista sociale russo.
Traduzione a cura di Federigo Verdinois
Federigo Verdinois (1844 – 1927) è stato un giornalista, scrittore e traduttore italiano.

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Lingua Italiano ● Formato EPUB ● ISBN 9788898925773 ● Dimensione 2.3 MB ● Casa editrice Passerino ● Pubblicato 2014 ● Scaricabile 24 mesi ● Moneta EUR ● ID 5192104 ● Protezione dalla copia senza

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