Tolstoy on Shakespeare

Subtitle: A critical Essay on Shakespeare

Leo Tolstoy

The book is a critique of Shakespeare's works from a Christian perspective. Tolstoy argues that Shakespeare's plays are morally corrupt and promote immorality. He claims that the characters in Shakespeare's plays are flawed and often engage in sinful behavior, which he believes is not conducive to moral development. Tolstoy also criticizes Shakespeare's use of violence and bloodshed as a means of resolving conflicts, arguing that it promotes a culture of violence and aggression. He suggests that Shakespeare's plays are a reflection of the societal ills of his time, including... AI Generated Content

~1906 CE

Available in: English