Leo Tolstoy
1828–1910
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Russian writer known for War and Peace and Anna Karenina, and later a moral and religious philosopher.
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Abandoned his own aristocratic wealth and literary fame late in life to pursue a self-authored moral and religious philosophy, documented in letters and essays as driven by an uncompromising personal ethical framework.
A late-life shift toward values-driven conviction over continued literary acclaim.
Restructured his entire life around a single, consistently applied moral framework.
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