A Confession (Dover Books on Western Philosophy)
by Leo Tolstoy
In A Confession, Leo Tolstoy turns to profound questions about belief, purpose, and the meaning of life. This reflective work combines philosophical inquiry with spiritual searching, offering readers an enduring meditation on doubt, conviction, and the human desire for understanding.
About This Book
A Confession is a philosophical work by Leo Tolstoy, presented in the Dover Books on Western Philosophy series.
The book explores questions of belief, doubt, purpose, and the search for meaning.
Tolstoy’s reflective approach makes this a thoughtful selection for readers interested in philosophy, spirituality, and literary nonfiction.
It offers a concise entry point into one of Tolstoy’s serious examinations of the human condition.
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