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Tolstoy Leo - Death of Ivan Ilyich

The audiobook "Death of Ivan Ilyich" by Leo Tolstoy is one of the author's most famous and profound works, exploring the theme of mortality and the meaning of life. The protagonist, Ivan Ilyich, a highly professional lawyer, faces an incurable disease and begins to realize the futility of his former existence and social success. Tolstoy masterfully depicts Ilyich's inner conflict, his fears, regrets and gradual awareness of the true meaning of life and death. Through the personal tragedy of the hero, the author touches on universal issues of human essence, moral choice and spiritual awakening.

• Author: Leo Tolstoy

• Genre: Philosophical prose, drama

• Format: Audiobook

• Sound time: Depends on the specific version

• Features: Deep philosophical exploration, inner conflict and transformation of the hero, reflections on life and death
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