Tolstoy

L. Winstanley's "Tolstoy" offers a compelling biographical and critical exploration of the life and works of Leo Tolstoy, the towering figure of 19th-century Russian literature. This carefully prepared print republication examines Tolstoy's profound impact as a Russian author. Delve into the critical analysis of his literary contributions and gain insights into the artistic development of one of history's most influential writers.

"Tolstoy" provides invaluable context for understanding the man behind such masterpieces as "War and Peace" and "Anna Karenina," examining the experiences and philosophies that shaped his writing. Ideal for those interested in Russian literature, literary criticism, or biographies of significant artistic figures, this volume provides a detailed and enduring account of Tolstoy's life and legacy. Discover the forces that drove this literary giant and gain a deeper appreciation for his timeless works.

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