Resurrection

This is a late-19th-century Russian classic of literary fiction, a psychological drama about guilt, anger, and forgiveness. The central arc follows a privileged man who confronts the consequences of his past and seeks redemption through a self-sacrificing act toward a woman he once wronged. The intended reader is adults who savor moral complexity and social critique, with a tone that is intense, serious, and humane. Presented as a story-led, character-driven drama, the work blends courtroom tension with intimate introspection while offering a broad panorama of society across classes. A fresh English translation brings the drama to life, with an insightful introduction and notes that illuminate historical context and the novel’s themes. The edition also includes a chronology, explanatory notes, and a chapter summary to help readers navigate complex ideas and conflicts. - A morally charged drama about guilt, accountability, and forgiveness - A sweeping social panorama across classes and institutions - Psychological realism with sharp satire and restrained, precise prose - An edition with an insightful introduction, chronology, notes, and chapter summaries - Accessible translation that invites reflective reading and discussion Readers finish with a deeper understanding of mercy, a renewed curiosity about human motives, and a lasting impression of the power of personal responsibili