The Oak and the Hazelbush

Series: Fables for Children, Stories for Children, Natural Science Stories

This work is a philosophical exploration of the human condition, focusing on the relationship between nature and humanity. It presents a critique of modern society's disconnection from the natural world and its consequences for individual well-being. The narrative follows two main characters: a young man who lives in harmony with nature and an older man who represents the societal norms. Through their interactions, the story highlights the tension between the desire for freedom and the constraints of social expectations. The work is characterized by Tolstoy's signature philosophical and psychological... AI Generated Content

Available in: English
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