Criticism of Leo Tolstoy's Doctrine of Nonresistance to Evil by Force in Late-Nineteenth- and Early-Twentieth-Century Russian Religious-Philosophical Thought: Three Main Arguments

Russian Studies in Philosophy 50 (2):38-57 (2011)
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