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A Confession (Dover Books on Western Philosophy)

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The Kreutzer Sonata and Other Short Stories

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Hadji Murat

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The Death of Ivan Ilych

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The Death of Ivan Ilyich (Centaur Classics)

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The Kingdom of God Is Within You (Xist Classics)

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Anna Karenina

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A Confession

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Resurrection

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War and Peace

By Leo Tolstoy

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What Men Live By, How Much Land Does A Man Need? & Other Stories

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The Greatest Short Stories of Leo Tolstoy

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Leo Tolstoy was a Russian novelist whose expansive, philosophical works examine the human condition across decades and continents. His monumental novel "War and Peace" interweaves intimate character studies with sweeping historical narratives, exploring themes of love, mortality, faith, and social obligation. Tolstoy's prose balances rigorous philosophical inquiry with vivid, absorbing storytelling, creating works that are simultaneously intimate and epic in scope. His novels grapple with fundamental questions about meaning, the nature of history, and how individuals navigate duty and desire. The moral complexity and psychological depth of his characters remain strikingly modern. Readers drawn to literary fiction that demands close engagement with philosophical questions about society, mortality, and human nature will find Tolstoy's work challenging and profoundly rewarding.