What Is Art? (Penguin Classics)
by Leo Tolstoy
Leo Tolstoy's 'What Is Art?' offers a deep philosophical examination of art's purpose, its emotional power, and its societal role. Questioning conventional views, Tolstoy argues for art that unites humanity through genuine feeling and moral insight, making this enduring essay essential for understanding creativity's true value.
About This Book
In 'What Is Art?', Leo Tolstoy delves into the fundamental nature of artistic expression, questioning its value and impact on human life.
The work examines how art influences emotions and society, drawing from Tolstoy's own experiences as a writer and thinker.
Through rigorous analysis, Tolstoy proposes criteria for true art, distinguishing it from mere entertainment or imitation.
This classic text remains a cornerstone in discussions of aesthetics and creativity.
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