Resurrection

Leo Tolstoy's final novel, Resurrection, is a powerful exploration of personal redemption and social justice, following the moral awakening of aristocrat Prince Nekhlyudov after he recognizes his past wrongs towards a woman he once mistreated. Set against the backdrop of late 19th-century Russia, the novel critiques systemic injustice, the penal system, and societal inequality, reflecting Tolstoy's spiritual and philosophical beliefs. Through this compelling story, the book examines themes of responsibility, moral transformation, and the enduring struggle to confront societal corruption.