God, Man, and Tolstoy

Exploring Tolstoy's quest for understanding the divine and human existence, this book delves into his philosophical and artistic endeavors. Predrag Cicovacki analyzes Tolstoy's social critiques, complex ties to nature, and his views on art and religion. By integrating philosophical, religious, and literary perspectives, the study reveals valuable lessons from Tolstoy's insights and errors, highlighting his significant contributions to discussions about life's meaning and humanity's future.