Tolstoy; the Inner DramaRussell & Russell, 1968 - 320 strani |
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Stran 44
... evil of all the classes , ' and that ' in no one class is either all the good or all the evil . ' Later , indeed , he did admit on more than one occasion that the peasants were only prevented by want of oppor- tunity from indulging the ...
... evil of all the classes , ' and that ' in no one class is either all the good or all the evil . ' Later , indeed , he did admit on more than one occasion that the peasants were only prevented by want of oppor- tunity from indulging the ...
Stran 238
... evil . ' I came to feel that in money itself , in the very possession of it , there is something evil and immoral : and that money itself , and the fact that I possess it , is one of the chief causes of the evils I saw around me . ' But ...
... evil . ' I came to feel that in money itself , in the very possession of it , there is something evil and immoral : and that money itself , and the fact that I possess it , is one of the chief causes of the evils I saw around me . ' But ...
Stran 239
... evil . $ 5 To be a Christian , therefore , as Tolstoy interpreted it , was rather to deny all force , than to direct it . His posses- sive instincts were too powerful for him to make them creative ; and the value of The Kingdom of God ...
... evil . $ 5 To be a Christian , therefore , as Tolstoy interpreted it , was rather to deny all force , than to direct it . His posses- sive instincts were too powerful for him to make them creative ; and the value of The Kingdom of God ...
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PROLOGUE | 13 |
THE ELEMENTS OF CONFLICT | 29 |
THE ANTAGONISMS DEFINED | 73 |
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