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The chapter in which Vronsky breaks the horse is masterful. Tolstoy's rendering of time proves him to be a writer of the highest literature. And, if you're reading the Pevear and Volokhonsky edition of Anna Karenina, you have plenty of poetic prose passages to mull over, savour, reread, and appreciate.

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Deep Analysis of Anna Karenina Part Two: Vronsky Breaks the Horse (Chapters 17 to 19)

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Anonymous

Hey, Benjamin going through the Anna Karenina post on prep for supplemental materials. I notice that this post does not have tags which is how I look through them. I wonder if there are other missing tags as well? It seems a bit out of order. Thanks!

Janette Wilson

trying to find the lecture on the next chapters of Part 2

Michael Dundrea

I think to me, the most devastating part of Part II was at the end when she finally admits what she's done to her husband. He loves her but is unable to express it and has lost her. Now all he can do is try and save face publicly.