Youth (novel by Leo Tolstoy)

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"Youth" is the third part of Leo Tolstoy’s autobiographical trilogy, depicting his formative years and moral and intellectual development.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Russian literature work
autobiographical novel
novel
author Leo Tolstoy NERFINISHED
basedOn Leo Tolstoy’s early life
countryOfOrigin Russian Empire
depicts formative years of the protagonist
intellectual aspirations of a young nobleman
moral struggles of adolescence
followedBy none (final part of trilogy)
follows Boyhood (novel by Leo Tolstoy) NERFINISHED
genre autobiographical fiction
coming-of-age novel
hasAuthorNationality Russian
hasAutobiographicalElement yes
hasTrilogyPartNumber 3
isAbout education and self-education
ethical self-examination
transition from adolescence to early adulthood
literaryForm prose
literaryMovement realism
literaryPeriod 19th-century literature
mainCharacter Nikolai Irtenyev NERFINISHED
narrativePerspective first-person
originalLanguage Russian
originalTitleLanguage Russian
partOf Leo Tolstoy autobiographical trilogy NERFINISHED
partOfSeries Childhood–Boyhood–Youth trilogy NERFINISHED
precedes none (final part of trilogy)
predecessorInSeries Boyhood (novel by Leo Tolstoy) NERFINISHED
prequel Boyhood (novel by Leo Tolstoy) NERFINISHED
sequel none (final part of trilogy)
setting Russia NERFINISHED
successorInSeries none (end of series)
theme family relationships
intellectual development
moral development
search for identity
social class and privilege
spiritual questioning

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