I Can't Stay Silent

Leo Tolstoy in Protest

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Leo Tolstoy

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From Damian Westfall, the translator of Leo Tolstoy's A Letter to a Hindu: the 2021 Translation comes this new collection of 12 short pieces by Tolstoy all written in the idiom of protest. In these deliciously indignant literary protests, Tolstoy writes to the world radical truth with a frankness and honesty, rarely found today. While most of these essays center on Nonviolent Nonresistance to Evil, Tolstoy writes from a wide spectrum of subjects and targets, including war, the Bible, vegetarianism, Marxism, Anarchism, poverty, cruelty and love. Included with the essays in this collection is a preface and epilogue by the translator. Also included is the Preface and first two chapters of Leo Tolstoy's God's Kingdom is Inside You in a new translation, taken from Damian Westfall's full new translation of Tolstoy's God's Kingdom is Inside You which will be released in 2023 from Yehoshuai Press.

Release date NZ

November 12th, 2022

Author

Leo Tolstoy

Contributor

Translated by Damian Westfall

Pages

140

Audience

General (US: Trade)

Dimensions

127x203x8

ISBN-13

9798363279959

Product ID

36740008

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