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(yet to read foreword) Hardy exhibits the tendency of mathematicians to generalise, and hold whatever knowledge the possess as immutable truth. I am reading his words with a large dose of salt, and they are entertaining, maybe even insightful.

An incisive examination of life, morality, and Russian society in Tolstoy's time. His vivid characters and situations raise questions crucial for everyone in every society. Tolstoy is careful not to be didactic - any 'answers' he provides are at best provisional and imperfect - yet his exploration of these questions is engaging, insightful, and likely to deeply impact anyone concerned with the right way to live.