The Idiot — Fyodor Dostoevsky

Into a compellingly real portrait of nineteenth century Russian society Dostoevsky introduces his ideal hero the saintly Prince Myshkin The tensions subsequently unleashed by the hero s innocence truthfulness and humility betray the inadequacy of his moral idealism and disclose the spiritual emptiness of a society that cannot accommodate him Myshkin s mission ends in idiocy and darkness but it is the world that is rotten not he Written under appalling personal circumstances when Dostoevsky was travelling in Europe The Idiot not only reveals the author s acute artistic sense and penetrating psychological insight but also affords his most incisive indictment of Russia s struggling to emulate contemporary Europe and sinking under the weight of Western materialism

Into a compellingly real portrait of nineteenth century Russian society Dostoevsky introduces his ideal hero the saintly Prince Myshkin The tensions subsequently unleashed by the heros innocence truthfulness and humility betray the inadequacy of his moral idealism and disclose the spiritual emptiness of a society that cannot accommodate him Myshkins mission ends in idiocy and darkness but it is the world that is rotten not he Written under appalling personal circumstances when Dostoevsky was travelling in Europe The Idiot not only reveals the authors acute artistic sense and penetrating psychological insight but also affords his most incisive indictment of Russias struggling to emulate contemporary Europe and sinking under the weight of Western materialism

Into a compellingly real portrait of nineteenth century Russian society Dostoevsky introduces his ideal hero the saintly Prince Myshkin The tensions subsequently unleashed by the hero s innocence truthfulness and humility betray the inadequacy of his moral idealism and disclose the spiritual emptiness of a society that cannot accommodate him Myshkin s mission ends in idiocy and darkness but it is the world that is rotten not he Written under appalling personal circumstances when Dostoevsky was travelling in Europe The Idiot not only reveals the author s acute artistic sense and penetrating psychological insight but also affords his most incisive indictment of Russia s struggling to emulate contemporary Europe and sinking under the weight of Western materialism

Dostoevsky masterfully depicts not only the relationship between crime and punishment but also the human condition solidarity and inner transformation found within society s lowest ranks Amid forced exile isolation and despair he explores the delicate balance between vulnerability and strength

Dostoevsky masterfully depicts not only the relationship between crime and punishment but also the human condition solidarity and inner transformation found within society s lowest ranks Amid forced exile isolation and despair he explores the delicate balance between vulnerability and strength

Dostoevsky masterfully depicts not only the relationship between crime and punishment but also the human condition solidarity and inner transformation found within society s lowest ranks Amid forced exile isolation and despair he explores the delicate balance between vulnerability and strength

The Idiot Dostoevsky masterfully depicts not only the relationship between crime and punishment but also the human condition solidarity and inner transformation found within society s lowest ranks Amid forced exile isolation and despair he explores the delicate balance between vulnerability and strength Yazar Fyodor Dostoevsky Sayfa Sayısı 592 Çeviri Ebat 13X21 Basım Dili TÜRKÇE Basım Tarihi Ağustos 2025 Kağıt Cinsi 2 Hamur Kredi Kartı Tek Çekim 0 00