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This collection investigates the moral, social, and spiritual questions that defined Leo Tolstoy’s later life and his evolving philosophical outlook. Tolstoy, a titan of 19th-century literature, utilizes these essays to articulate his rejection of institutional authority and his advocacy for non-violent resistance and personal moral responsibility. The text serves as a primary record of his transition from novelist to social critic and moral philosopher.
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Scholars and readers view this collection as a vital window into the intellectual evolution of one of history's most influential thinkers. The prose is often noted for its directness and moral intensity, making it a foundational text for those studying the intersection of literature and radical social philosophy.
Page Count:
532
Publication Date:
1937-01-01
Publisher:
OXFORD UNIV + PRESS
ISBN-10:
0192504592
ISBN-13:
9780192504593
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