"What To Do?" by Leo Tolstoy is a powerful exploration of social justice and inequality in 19th-century Moscow. Inspired by his experiences with the Moscow census, Tolstoy delves into the realities of poverty and the stark social conditions facing the city's most vulnerable populations.
A profound work of social reform, "What To Do?" offers Tolstoy's reflections on how individuals can respond to the suffering around them. His insights into poverty and societal structures remain relevant, prompting critical examination of inequality and individual responsibility. Tolstoy's observations and philosophical approach continue to inspire discussions on social action and the pursuit of a more just world. This meticulously prepared print edition allows readers to engage directly with Tolstoy's timeless appeal for social change.
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