A Confession (Dover Books on Western Philosophy)
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A Confession (Dover Books on Western Philosophy)

by Leo Tolstoy

Philosophy autobiography
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Leo Tolstoy’s A Confession is a deeply personal exploration of spiritual doubt, the search for meaning, and the human need for purpose. Combining memoir with philosophical and religious reflection, this enduring work invites readers to consider the questions that guide belief, identity, and existence.

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A Confession is Leo Tolstoy’s searching reflection on meaning, belief, and the questions that shape a life.

Written in a personal and philosophical style, the work considers spiritual doubt and the human need for purpose.

This edition belongs to the Dover Books on Western Philosophy series and offers readers access to a significant work of religious and philosophical thought.

It is suited to readers interested in Tolstoy, philosophy, memoir, and the exploration of faith and existence.

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