Brett Cooke Livres

Exploring the interplay between familial affection and character development, this analysis of War and Peace highlights how Tolstoy's personal history informs his portrayals. By examining the preferential treatment of characters closely related to him, the study uncovers narrative gaps and unique literary devices such as coincidences, fate, and themes of incest. This perspective sheds light on the intricate connections between Tolstoy's life and his literary creations, enriching the reader's understanding of the novel's depth.