A confession -- 
What I believe -- 
What then must we do? -- 
On life -- 
Why do men stupefy themselves? -- 
An afterword to "The Kreutzer Sonata' -- 
The kingdom of god is within you (1) -- 
The kingdom of god is within you (2) -- 
The first step -- 
The destruction of hell and its restoration -- 
A reply to the synod's edict -- 
The diaries and the letters.

The Lion and the Honeycomb

Tolstoy, L.N.

Religion & Spirituality

HarperCollins Publishers,Inc.

Childhood, Boyhood and Youth

Literature & Fiction

Classics

Central Books Ltd

Childhood (Detstvo) appeared in 1852 and was Lev Tolstoy's first published work. Together with Boyhood (Otrochestvo) and Youth (Iunost') it forms a trilogy which, though fictional, is deeply rooted in Tolstoy's autobiography. As the first-person narrator grows out of childish innocence, he develops a growing awareness of the degree of deception inherent in adult behaviour and the extent to which he himself is increasingly capable of deception. Remarkable in its own right for its clear-sighted portrayal of the child's world, the work also contains in embryo themes which dominate Tolstoy's nature work. These are detailed in the introduction to this edition, which also contains full notes and a vocabulary.

Tolstoy: Childhood (Russian Texts)

Arts & Photography

Bristol Classical Press

The three 'Sebastopol Stories' were based on Tolstoy's experience as a serving solider in the besieged Crimean city in 1854 and 1855. First published in book form in 1856, they consolidated the reputation the young Tolstoy had established with Childhood (1852). In Sebastopol in December, cast in the form of a guided tour of the city, Tolstoy chronicles both the patient suffering and the undemonstrative heroism of the city's defenders and civilian population. Sebastopol in May focuses on the officer class, particularly the vacillating Mikhailov and the doomed Praskukhin, the description of whose death is one of the most celebrated passages in Russian literature. In these stories Tolstoy's anti-war stance, so important in War and Peace and his later non-fictional works, is already clearly delineated. (The third story, Sebastopol in August, is not included in this edition.)

Tolstoy: Sebastopol in May and Sebastopol in December (Russian Texts)

Literary

Tolstoy is most famous for his two major novels, Anna Karenina and War and Peace, but he also produced several minor masterpieces, of which The Death of Ivan Illyich is the most outstanding. In this tale he deals with the subject of death, which for civilised people of our time has become a taboo. Before opening this book the reader should be warned: this is strong meat, not to be tasted by the squeamish. Whether the reader finds the hero's spiritual conversion convincing or not, he/she cannot fail to be impressed by the sheer power and artistry of Tolstoy's writing.

Tolstoy: Death of Ivan Ilyich (Russian Texts)

Biographies & Memoirs

Both critics and admirers of Tolstoy's great novel were shocked by the savage iconoclasm of his What is Art? when it appeared in 1898. How was it that this great artist could condemn the works of Shakespeare, Raphael, Beethoven and even his own Anna Karenina as 'false art'? Today's reader still has to grapple with that paradox. The essay still has power to challenge and provoke, for it was written by a giant who took art seriously while western civilisation toyed with it as a mere pastime. For Tolstoy, art was as natural and as necessary for humankind as speech. In his introduction to this translation, W. Gareth Jones shows how vitally Tolstoy's personality and experience of life were engaged in creating What is Art?, how integral the essay was to his art and teaching, and why it continues to demand a response from us.

Tolstoy: What is Art?

Russian Book. Publisher: Izdatel'stvo Eksmo OOO. Pages: 864. Year: 2020. Cover: Hardcover.

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Izdatel'stvo Eksmo OOO

Anna Karenina

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The Lion and the Honeycomb

Childhood, Boyhood and Youth

Tolstoy: Childhood (Russian Texts)

Tolstoy: Sebastopol in May and Sebastopol in December (Russian Texts)

Tolstoy: Death of Ivan Ilyich (Russian Texts)

Tolstoy: What is Art?

Vojna i mir. V dvuh knigah. Tom I-II

Anna Karenina

Anna Karenina

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