Cracer Sonata

Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoy (1828-1910) was not only a great writer, but also a great moralist. This is so, but he has never been a Hanjoy. Tolstoy not only did not avoid talking about various kinds of “dark” sides of human life, but, on the contrary, perhaps gave them excessive significance, suffered from them, suffered from the fact that they were not subject to human mind. This is what the highest creation of God is not able to manage: jealousy, lust and vanity ... Three novels by Leo Tolstoy - "Kreutserov Sonata" (1891), "Devil" (1911) and "Father Sergius" (1911) - are dedicated to these three Sins who own a person besides his will. And there is a deep connection between them. But what? In the human soul, the devil enters into confrontation with God. And although Tolstoy himself did not believe in the devil as a real creature, this topic occupies an exceptional place in the late work of the writer