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Tolstoy's spiritual crisis at the height of his fame — one of the great works of religious autobiography
A Confession (1882) is Tolstoy's account of his depression at the peak of his success — when the question 'what is the point?' could not be answered by philosophy, science, or his class's evasions — and his eventual discovery of meaning in the living faith of the peasant people.
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What Is Art?
by Leo Tolstoy
The essential companion — his late aesthetic treatise; the same religious framework applied to the question of art
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The Death of Ivan Ilyich
by Leo Tolstoy
The essential companion in fiction — the same questions about what makes a life meaningful; written immediately after
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Hadji Murat
by Leo Tolstoy
His final novella — the essential companion showing what the post-conversion Tolstoy produced in fiction at his best
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Anna Karenina
by Leo Tolstoy
His great novel — written during the spiritual crisis; Levin's spiritual search is the autobiographical thread
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The Kreutzer Sonata
by Leo Tolstoy
The essential companion in late fiction — the most extreme product of the post-conversion moral framework
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by Augustine of Hippo
The essential predecessor in the tradition of religious autobiography — the Western canonical companion
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A Diary of a Writer
by Fyodor Dostoevsky
The essential companion from the Russian tradition — a very different version of Russian religious thought and crisis
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The Brothers Karamazov
by Fyodor Dostoevsky
The essential companion from the other great tradition — Father Zosima's faith as the alternative to Tolstoy's rationalist Christianity
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