What’s Wrong with the World · Character
Count Tolstoy
The Russian novelist and philosopher, discussed as a moral and social critic.
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Also known as Tolstoy
First appearance: what s wrong with the world
Count Tolstoy shows up with force in Part III: Feminism: Or the Mistake About Woman. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Referenced in relation to the ideal of domestic simplicity and anarchism.
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In Part III: Feminism: Or the Mistake About Woman: Referenced in relation to the ideal of domestic simplicity and anarchism. Later, in IV: The Truth About Education: Mentioned as a figure who would rebuke a child for…
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- Allegorical Social Classes
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- Part III: Feminism: Or the Mistake About Woman
- IV: The Truth About Education
- VI: Authority the Unavoidable
- X: The Case for the Public Schools
- A Doubt
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