This author maintained a correspondence with (*) Gandhi, who read this philosopher's treatise praising the Sermon on the Mount and advocating nonviolence.
A 1975 Colin Radford essay titled for one of this thinker's creations uses the example of a friend re-enacting the death of a Viet Cong to ask "how can we be moved by" that creation's "fate?" . In his major work of aesthetics, this philosopher attacks Wagner's Siegfried as a "model work of counterfeit art so gross as to be even ridiculous", praising instead Uncle Tom's Cabin and Millet's painting The Man with the Hoe for "communicating the feeling of brotherhood and sisterhood" to all man.  This author of What is Art? developed a notion of "bread labor" in the 1880s, holding that no class must serve one another. This author maintained a correspondence with (*) Gandhi, who read this philosopher's treatise praising the Sermon on the Mount and advocating nonviolence. For 10 points, name this Russian author of the polemical The Kingdom of God is Within You, who later dismissed his philosophical novels, such as The Kreutzer Sonata, as bad art.
A 1975 Colin Radford essay titled for one of this thinker's creations uses the example of a friend re-enacting the death of a Viet Cong to ask "how can we be moved by" that creation's "fate?" .
Leo Tolstoy [Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy] 