1.11vxw0ms300defaultxmlWed Dec 2 00:55:48 2009 UTClccn-n79-68416Novelists, Russian--19th centuryAuthors, Russian--19th centuryAuthors, Russian--20th century0.150.570.73Leo_Tolstoyn 79068416oca00301260aTolstoy, Leo,graf,1828-1910Tolstoj, Lav Nikolajević,graf,1828-1910Tolstoĭ, L. M.,graf,1828-1910Tʻo-erh-ssu-tʻai,graf,1828-1910Tuo'ersitai,graf,1828-1910Tolstoy, Léon,graf,1828-1910Tolstoj, Lev Nikolajevič,graf,1828-1910Tolsztoj, Lev,graf,1828-1910Tolstoi, Lyof N.,graf,1828-1910Tūlstūy, Līf,graf,1828-1910Dōlsdōy, L. N.graf,1828-1910Tolstoĭ, Lev Nikolaevich,graf,1828-1910Tolstoĭ, L. N.(Lev Nikolaevich),graf,1828-1910Tołstoj, Lew,graf,1828-1910Tolstoy, L. N.(Leo N.),graf,1828-1910Tolstoi, Leone,graf,1828-1910Tolstoi, Leo N.,graf,1828-1910Tolstoï, Léon Nikolaevitch,graf,1828-1910Tolstoï, Léon,graf,1828-1910Tolstoi, Lew,graf,1828-1910Tʻo-erh-ssu-tʻai, Lieh-fu,graf,1828-1910Tuo'ersitai, Liefu,graf,1828-1910Tolstoy, Lev,graf,1828-1910Tolstoı̂, Lion,graf,1828-1910Ttolsŭttoi,graf,1828-1910Tolstoj, Law,graf,1828-1910Ṭālsṭāy,graf,1828-1910Ṭôlasṭāya, Liyo,graf,1828-1910Ṭālsṭāy, Liyō,graf,1828-1910Talstoĭ, Leŭ,graf,1828-1910Толстой, Лев Николаевич,граф,1828-1910Толстой, Лев,граф,1828-1910טאלסאטי, לעא,1828-1910טאלסטאי, גראף לעאטאלסטאי, לאװ,1828־1910טאלסטאי, ליעווטאלסטאי, ליעװטאלסטאי, לעאטאלסטאי, לעא,גראףטאלסטאי, לעא,גראף,1828-1910טאלסטאי, לעא,1828-1910טאלסטאי, לעווטאלסטאי, לעוו,גראף,1828-1910טאלסטאי, לעוו,1828־1910טאלסטאי, לעװטאלסטאי, לעװ,1828־1910טאלסטאי, ל.טאלסטאי, ל. נ.,1910־1828טאלסטאי, ל.נטאלסטאי, ל.,1828־1910טאלסטאי, ל.גראף,1910־1828טאלסטוי, לאר,גראף,1828-1910טאלסטוי, לעא,גראף,1828־1910טאלסטוי, לעא,1828־1910טאלסטוי, ל. נ.,גראףטאלסטוי, ל.,1828־1910טולסטאי, לב נ.,1828־1910טולסטויטולסטוי, לבטולסטוי, לב ניקולוביץ,גרף,1828־1910טולסטוי, לב,בן־אצולה,1910־1828טולסטוי, לב,גרףטולסטוי, לב,1828־1910טולסטוי, ליבטולסטוי, ליב,1828־1910טולסטוי, ל.טולסטוי, ל. נ.טולסטוי, ל. נ.,גראף,1828־1910טולסטוי, ל.נ.,1828־1910טולסטוי, ל.,1828־1910טולסטױ, ל.טולסטױ, ל. נ.טולסטױ, ל.,1828־1910טולסטױ, ל.,8182־1910تولستوى، ل،1828-1910لئون تولستوىレオ.トルストイ,1828-1910托爾斯泰, 列夫,1828-1910Tuo'ersitai, Liefu1828-1910lccn-n80-1480Maude, Aylmer1858-1938trllccn-n79-29930Dostoyevsky, Fyodor1821-1881lccn-n81-139201Maude, Louise Shanks1855-1939trllccn-n84-114431Chertkov, V. 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Нレオ．トルストイטולסטוי, לב נטאלסטאי, ליעווТолстой, Лев Нטולסטאי, לב נטאלסטאי, לאװטאלסאטי, לעאレフ・トルストイטולסטוי, ל. נקאטץ, מטולסטוי, לטאלסטוי, לТолстой, Лев Николаевич托尔斯泰טאלסטאי, לעאТолстой, Левטאלסטוי, ל. נТолстоы, Леоடால்ஸ்டாய், லியோטאלסטוי, לעאТолстой, Л.Нטאלסטאי, לעווטאלסטאי, ל.נטאלסטאי, ל. נטאלסטאי, לТолстой, Лев николаевичטולסטױ, לטאלסטאי, לעװטולסטוי, ל.נטאלסאטוי, לעאטולסטוי, לב ניקוליביץتولستوى، لטולסטױ, ל. נТолстой, Левטאלסטאי, ליעװТолстой, Лео托尔斯泰, Leo7034263841936ocn048764443sw000056106:lccn-n79-68416Truebook20020.52Tolstoy, LeoDidactic fictionLove storiesRussian fictionDomestic fictionAllegories

Anna Karenina tells of the doomed love affair between the sensuous and rebellious Anna and the dashing officer, Count Vronsky. Tragedy unfolds as Anna rejects her passionless marriage and must endure the hypocrisies of society. Set against a vast and richly textured canvas of nineteenth-century Russia, the novel's seven major characters create a dynamic imbalance, playing out the contrasts of city and country life and all the variations on love and family happiness. While previous versions have softened the robust, and sometimes shocking, quality of Tolstoy's writing, Pevear and Volokhonsky have produced a translation true to his powerful voice. This award-winning team's authoritative edition also includes an illuminating introduction and explanatory notes. Beautiful, vigorous, and eminently readable, this Anna Karenina will be the definitive text for generations to come.

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An epic novel featuring the Russian role in the Napoleonic wars and providing a complex panorama of the life of the time.

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Ivan Ilych, a peaceful public official in the Russian provinces, has his life permanently changed by a serious illness which no doctor can accurately diagnose. Hailed as one of the world's supreme masterpieces on the subject of death and dying, The Death of Ivan Ilyich is the story of a worldly careerist, a high court judge who has never given the inevitability of his death so much as a passing thought. But one day death announces itself to him, and to his shocked surprise he is brought face to face with his own mortality. From world-renowned novelist Leo Tolstoy comes this story of a worldly careerist who must consider death for the first time and examine his own mortality. With a superb translation by Lynn Solotaroff, it features an introduction by Ronald Blythe.

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Resurrection, the last of Tolstoy's major novels, tells the story of a nobleman's attempt to redeem himself for the suffering his youthful philandering caused a peasant girl. Tolstoy's vision of redemption achieved through loving forgiveness, and his condemnation of violence dominate the novel. An intimate, psychological tale of guilt, anger, and forgiveness, Resurrection is at the same time a panoramic description of social life in Russia at the end of the nineteenth century, reflecting Tolstoy's outrage at the social injustices of the world in which he lived.

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A sustained consideration of the cultural import of art by someone who himself was an artist of the highest stature will always remain relevant and fascinating to anyone interested in the place of art and literature in society.

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[This book], as Tolstoy sought to communicate with great immediacy the "poetry" of childhood - the intense emotions, confusions, and fears attendant upon a young boy, Nikolenka, as he grows up. -http://www.bn.com

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This novel of love, adventure, and male rivalry on the frontiers of nineteenth-century Russia -- completed in 1862, when Tolstoy was in his early thirties -- has always surprised readers who know Tolstoy best through the vast, panoramic fictions of his middle years. Unlike those works, The Cossacks is lean and supple, economical in design and execution.

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Nikolai asks his animal friends to help him answer three important questions: "When is the best time to do things?" "Who is the most important?" and "What is the right thing to do?"

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"The Kreutzer sonata" is a macabre story which involves the murder of a wife by her husband. It is a penetrating study of jealousy as well as a piercing compliant about the way in which society educates men and women in matters of sex--a serious condemnation of the mores and attitudes of the wealthy, educated class. In "Family happiness" Tolstoy demonstrates a keen understanding of the paths of communication in marriage.

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A story from the last decade of Tolstoy's life deals with men's discovery of the basic truths of life

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An account of a spiritual crisis, marking a shift of Tolstoy's central focus from the aesthetic to the religious and philosophical.

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The Kingdom of God Is Within You is the non-fiction magnum opus of Leo Tolstoy and was first published in Germany in 1894, after being banned in his home country of Russia. It is the culmination of thirty years of Tolstoy's Christian thinking, and lays out a new organization for society based on a literal Christian interpretation. The title of the book is taken from Luke 17:21. In the book Tolstoy speaks of the principle of nonresistance when confronted by violence, as taught by Jesus. Tolstoy sought to separate Orthodox Russian Christianity, which was merged with the state, from what he belie.

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This selection includes stories about the miseries and virtues of the Russian peasants. It also contains moral and fairy tales, and three stories written in 1903 to aid Jewish victims of Russian progroms.

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The act of counterfeiting a ruble note starts a chain of events that grows more and more evil. An ingenious study of the destructive powers of evil set against a brilliant depiction of Russian life. Inescapably enthralled by the power his crimes bring him, Stepan goes further and further down the path of evil, relentlessly seeking new opportunities to murder and maim. When, however, one of his victims refuses to surrender to him, instead dying with pity on her lips, he finds himself haunted by her image. Suddenly, he is faced with the choice of continuing a life of crime, or facing up to his actions and their certain consequences.

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"Hadji Murat was a general of the tribes in the Caucasus that resisted Russian invasion throughout the middle of the nineteenth century. Although an enemy of the Russians all his life, Hadji Murat turned on his own people and swore allegiance to the Tsar when a rival Moslem captured his lands and killed his kinsmen. Seeking revenge, and ransom for those members of his family who were still alive, Hadji Murat helped the invaders extend their boundaries into Moslem land. Distrusted by the Russians and hated by the Moslems, Hadji Murat finally was pursued by both and killed by his own people." --P. [4] of cover.

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The three sketches in this volume are [the author's] accounts of his personal experience and observations at Sevastopol. His use of the devices of fiction-setting, detailed description, dialogue, and character development provides them with as much plot as one finds in most of his short stories. -http://www.kessingerpub.com.

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A collection of critical essays on Tolstoy and his works arranged in chronological order of publication.

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Reminiscences of graf Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoi, 1828-1910, Russian author written by his son.

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Key dimensions of Tolstoy's writing and life are explored in this collection of specially commissioned essays.

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