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Tolstoy

By Lilian Winstanley

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Witness the transformation of a Russian aristocrat into a literary giant who battled moral dilemmas and captivated the world with his profound stories.

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2014-11-14
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Summary

"Tolstoy" by Lilian Winstanley is an insightful biography that examines the life and legacy of the celebrated Russian author, Leo Tolstoy. Set against the backdrop of 19th-century Russia, the book illustrates Tolstoy’s journey, beginning with his privileged upbringing and tracing the formation of his complex worldview. The author considers the impact of his familial relationships, interactions with the Russian peasantry, and the philosophical ideas that fueled his moral growth. From analyzing Tolstoy's relationships with other significant writers to the evolution of Russian literature and intellectualism, the book paints a picture of a man grappling with profound moral questions and capturing the essence of the human condition in his writings, leaving a lasting mark on both literature and society.

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