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How does Chekhov illustrate the concept of self-delusion in the characters?
How does Chekhov illustrate the concept of self-delusion in the characters?
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Chekhov illustrates self-delusion through Nikolai’s unwavering belief that owning a country estate and indulging in simple pleasures will bring him happiness. His refusal to recognize the emptiness of his pursuits exemplifies how people can deceive themselves about the nature of fulfillment.