My Visit to Tolstoy: Five Discourses recounts Joseph Krauskopf's compelling personal encounter with the renowned Russian author and philosopher, Leo Tolstoy. Published in 1911, this work offers a unique glimpse into Tolstoy's perspectives on pressing social, ethical, and religious issues of the time. Krauskopf, a prominent Reform rabbi, engages with Tolstoy on topics ranging from poverty and wealth to the role of religion in modern society.
These five discourses capture the essence of Tolstoyâ € (TM)s teachings, emphasizing his commitment to non-violence, simple living, and the pursuit of social justice. Krauskopfâ € (TM)s firsthand account provides valuable insights into Tolstoyâ € (TM)s intellectual and spiritual journey, making it an essential read for those interested in Russian literature, philosophy, and social reform movements of the early 20th century. "My Visit to Tolstoy" remains a significant contribution to understanding Tolstoy's enduring legacy and his profound impact on social thought.
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