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Dr Tom Kerns
North Seattle Community College
Leo Tolstoy
(1828 - 1910)
Information about Tolstoy
- For some sample reviews of A Confession,
see what some general readers have volunteered about this title at
amazon.com.
One reader, for example, says: "I first read, A Confession,
more than 15 years ago, when as a confused teenager, I was looking
for some meaning to my life. Who hasn't gone through this? Immediately
after reading this book, I felt a sense of relief that someone had
put into words that which is always in the back of all our minds:
The question of, What is the Meaning of Life? A Confession is a simple,
straightforward account of Tolstoy's religious and spiritual crisis
at the age of 50, when his family, fame, wealth, etc., lost meaning
for him..."
Interesting Tolstoy websites
- Here is an online version of Tolstoy's
A Confession
- Some very-low-cost kindle editions of Tolstoy's A Confession are available here for immediate download.
Assignments (not assigned most quarters)
- Read Tolstoy, A Confession (entire)
by the due date (if assigned this quarter)
- Write out answers to the study
questions for Tolstoy's A Confession and post
them to the class by the date you are due to be finished reading the
book (if assigned this quarter)
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