Tolstoy
8 hrs. 8 min.
Leo Tolstoy, recognized worldwide as a classic of Russian literature, still appears to readers as a controversial figure. For some, he is a genius artist, the creator of masterpieces; for others, a great thinker and philosopher; for a third group, a tyrant at home and a country baron—and serf master. Some consider him a genius, others—schizophrenic. Over time, Tolstoy’s role, his influence on world literature, and the assessment of his views on ethics and history have been reconsidered again and again. Tolstoy has often been both glorified and overthrown. What was he really like? This is what a new book in the series “The Most Complete Biography” tells.
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