Healthcare and Spirituality: Tolstoy's Dying Protagonist

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Chapter 7 of The Death of Ivan Ilych by Tolstoy about Tolstoy's ethical rise of Gerasim, a "peasant fellow," is both an insubordinate assault on tradition and conventional power and in addition a reasonable articulation about the best possible approach to live. Not the first class, nor the affluent, nor the nobles encounter the peace and certification that Gerasim does. Just the worker hireling has no trepidation of death and no distress in managing somebody who is biting the dust. Gerasim acknowledges offensiveness and agony as a piece of life. He comprehends that the world is flighty, and he knows the estimation of sensitivity (Tolstoy, et al. 2011).
In Chapter 8 and 9, Tolstoy presents a typical day for the dying protagonist, and alongside dullness, phony rises as a predominant theme. Ivan submits to the specialist's examination, knowing the futility of the act, yet adjusting his activities to the desires of the circumstance. The doctor, slighting the genuine worries of his patient, carries on the rou...