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Obra realmente genial," Crimen y castigo" es una de las más grandes creaciones de la literatura mundial. Todo el dolor humano palpita y nos contempla desde los estremecedores cuadros de miseria, de vejacion personal, de soledad y de asfixia moral propios de una gran ciudad. Contradiciendo su propia teoria de que no existen motivos sociales para justificar el crimen, se diria que Dostoievski ha puesto en esta novela todosu afan de acumular y sacar a la luz precisamente las circunstancias sociales que, a cada paso, empujan a la persona a llegar al crimen, aunque sea para afirmar su" yo" y probarse a si mismo que es un hombre.

En un breve prefacio a estas Memorias del subsuelo, su autor nos advierte que, si bien son imaginarias, su protagonista reúne de manera inevitable una serie de rasgos propios de su época: «… individu

A Goliadkin, un retraído y patético funcionario de la burocracia rusa en épocas del zar Nicolás I, se le niega la entrada a la fiesta en honor a la hija de su benefactor de antaño, y a quien él pretendia cortejar. La situacion de desprecio que vive lo turba profundamente, y es entonces cuando aparece en su camino ese otro hombre, identico a el. ¿Es una alucinacion? ¿Hay una conspiracion en su contra o todo es producto de su perturbada psiquis? ¿Sufre de paranoia, esquizofrenia o mania de grandeza? ¿O es El doble un relato fantastico y hay que hablar de duplicacion?

Crime and Punishment (pre-reform Russian; post-reform Russian: is a novel by the Russian author Fyodor Dostoevsky. It was first published in the literary journal The Russian Messenger in twelve monthly installments during 1866. It was later published in a single volume. It is the second of Dostoevskys full-length novels following his return from ten years of exile in Siberia. Crime and Punishment is considered the first great novel of his "mature" period of writing. The novel is often cited as one of the supreme achievements in literature.Crime and Punishment focuses on the mental anguish and moral dilemmas of Rodion Raskolnikov, an impoverished ex-student in Saint Petersburg who formulates a plan to kill an unscrupulous pawnbroker for her money. Before the killing, Raskolnikov believes that with the money he could liberate himself from poverty and go on to perform great deeds. However, once it is done he finds himself racked with confusion, paranoia, and disgust for his actions. His justifications disintegrate completely as he struggles with guilt and horror and confronts the real-world consequences of his deed.

Este ebook presenta "Lo mejor de Dostoyevski" con un sumario dinámico y detallado. El escritor ruso Fiodor (o Fédor) Dostoievski (1821-1881), es uno de los mayores novelistas de la historia y aportó gran cantidad de bases para las novelas modernas. En sus novelas, explora el alma humana, en un complejo contexto espiritual, social y politico de la sociedad rusa del siglo XIX. Fiodor Dostoyevski sufrio persecucion por su politica contraria al zarismo de la epoca. Despues de haber sido condenado a muerte por sus actividades revolucionarias, paso nueve años de prision. Fue deportado a Siberia, condenado a trabajos forzados en Omsk. Mas tarde escapo al extranjero huyendo de sus acreedores (1867) y no volvio a su pais hasta 1871. Las penalidades que sufrio en su vida ha influido patentemente en la gran profundidad psicologica e intenso patetismo en sus novelas. Contenido: Noches blancas Memorias del subsuelo Crimen y castigo El jugador El idiota Los hermanos Karamazov El Gran Inquisidor El Sueño del Principe

"The Russian nation is a new and wonderful phenomenon in the history of mankind. The character of the people differs to such a degree from that of the other Europeans that their neighbours find it impossible to diagnose them." This affirmation by Dostoyevsky, the prophetic journalist, offers a key to the treatment in his novels of the troubles and aspirations of his race. He wrote with a sacramental fervour whether he was writing as a personal agent or an impersonal, novelist or journalist. Hence his rage with the calmer men, more gracious interpreters of the modern Sclav, who like Ivan Tourguenieff were able to see Russia on a line with the western nations, or to consider her maternal throes from the disengaged, safe retreat of an arm-chair exile in Paris. Not so was lame Russe to be given her new literature in the eyes of M. Dostoieffsky, strained with watching, often red with tears and anger.Those other nations, he saidproudly looking for the symptoms of the world-intelligence in his ownthose other nations of Europe may maintain that they have at heart a common aim and a common ideal. In fact they are divided among themselves by a thousand interests, territorial or other. Each pulls his own way with ever-growing determination. It would seem that every individual nation aspires to the discovery of the universal ideal for humanity, and is bent on attaining that ideal by force of its own unaided strength. Hence, he argued, each European nation is an enemy to its own welfare and that of the world in general.

Este ebook presenta "Colección de Fiódor Dostoyevski" con un sumario dinámico y detallado.El escritor ruso Fiodor (o Fédor) Dostoievski (1821-1881), es uno de los mayores novelistas de la historia y aporto gran cantidad de bases para las novelas modernas. En sus novelas, explora el alma humana, en un complejo contexto espiritual, social y politico de la sociedad rusa del siglo XIX. Fiodor Dostoyevski sufrio persecucion por su politica contraria al zarismo de la epoca. Despues de haber sido condenado a muerte por sus actividades revolucionarias, paso nueve años de prision. Fue deportado a Siberia, condenado a trabajos forzados en Omsk. Mas tarde escapo al extranjero huyendo de sus acreedores (1867) y no volvio a su pais hasta 1871. Las penalidades que sufrio en su vida ha influido patentemente en la gran profundidad psicologica e intenso patetismo en sus novelas, por ejemplo en Crimen y castigo, que en parte es autobiografica. Viajo extensamente. Sus novelas van mas alla del realismo y la novela psicologica, aunque incluyen esos elementos. Tabla de contenidos:Noches blancasMemorias del subsueloCrimen y castigoEl jugadorEl idiotaLos hermanos KaramazovEl Gran InquisidorEl Sueño del Principe

"Dalla scelta di lettere raccolte nel libro, effettuata da Gianlorenzo Pacini sul vasto epistolario di Fedor Dostoevskij, emergono i capisaldi della straordinaria creativita di questo romanziere. Mentre si coglie una dimensione quotidiana assieme ai bagliori del suo pensiero, si assiste anche al suo tenace e appassionato approfondimento del mistero dell''uomo, alla cui esplorazione egli aveva dichiarato, appena diciottenne, di voler dedicare la sua vita. "

In "White Nights and Other Stories," Fyodor Dostoyevsky explores the intricate recesses of the human soul, weaving together themes of love, isolation, and existential yearning. Through vivid characterization and a poignant narrative style, this collection delves into the lives of lost souls in the bustling city of St. Petersburg. The titular tale, "White Nights," presents a poignant account of an unnamed narrators brief connection with a woman named Nastenka, encapsulating the melancholic beauty of unattainable dreams amidst the backdrop of the enchanting white nights of summer. Dostoyevskys prose is imbued with rich psychological insight, making this work a seminal part of 19th-century Russian literature that resonates with human emotions and existential questions. Fyodor Dostoyevsky, a towering figure in world literature, faced a tumultuous life characterized by poverty, political imprisonment, and personal loss. These experiences deeply influenced his writing, imbuing it with a profound understanding of human suffering and the complexities of moral choice. "White Nights and Other Stories" reflects Dostoyevskys preoccupation with the inner life of individuals grappling with solitude and longing, establishing a significant milestone in his literary career that precedes his more extensive novels. For readers seeking a rich exploration of the human condition, this collection is essential. Dostoyevskys evocative storytelling invites us to engage with the characters inner struggles, encouraging reflection on our own emotional landscapes. "White Nights and Other Stories" not only captivates the readers imagination but also serves as a gateway into the deeper philosophical inquiries that characterize Dostoyevskys oeuvre.

O livro "Um Club da Má-Língua" de Fyodor Dostoyevsky é uma obra que se insere no contexto da literatura russa do século XIX, refletindo os profundos conflitos sociais, filosóficos e existenciais da época. A narrativa e marcada por um estilo intenso e psicologico, caracterizado pela analise intricada das motivaçes humanas e das relaçes interpessoais. Dostoyevsky utiliza dialogos incisivos e uma prosa envolvente para explorar temas como a hipocrisia, a moralidade e a alienaço social, criando um ambiente onde os personagens lutam contra suas proprias fraquezas e as presses sociais que os cercam. Essa obra, embora menos conhecida em comparaço a seus romances mais celebres, revela a habilidade e profundidade do autor em examinar a condiço humana atraves de uma critica mordaz a sociedade contemporanea. Fyodor Dostoyevsky, um dos pilares da literatura mundial, teve uma vida marcada por traumas pessoais e crises existenciais que influenciaram sua obra. Apos ser preso e exilado na Siberia, ele desenvolveu uma viso critica sobre a natureza humana e a sociedade, refletida em suas narrativas. O autor, que conviveu com temas de duvida, sofrimento e redenço, traz para "Um Club da Ma-Lingua" uma perspectiva unica, enriquecida por sua experiencia de vida e observaço da sociedade russa, permitindo que o leitor siga uma jornada de autodescoberta e reflexo. Recomendo "Um Club da Ma-Lingua" a todos que buscam uma imerso nos dilemas da alma humana e uma analise profunda das interaçes sociais. A obra no apenas oferece um retrato psicologico complexo, mas tambem oferece liçes atemporais sobre a condiço humana. Para aqueles que apreciam a literatura que desafia e provoca, esta e uma leitura imprescindivel que ilustra o genio de Dostoyevsky e sua capacidade singular de capturar as nuances da vida.

Aleksei Ivanovich es el joven tutor de una familia rusa que viaja por el extranjero. Al presente, el adinerado general retirado Zagorianski y las personas a su cargo -su hermana Marya, su hijastra Polina, sus dos hijos de los que se hace cargo Aleksei- se hallan en la ciudad de Roulettenburg, a orillas del Rin, famosa por sus balnearios, pero tambien por sus casinos. A su alrededor se mueve una galeria de personajes desarraigados y trashumantes, como el noble frances Des Grieux, el peculiar mister Astley o mademoiselle Blanche, algunos de ellos atraidos por la cercana posibilidad de que el general vea acrecentada notablemente su fortuna por una herencia. Un dia, inesperadamente, Polina, de la que Aleksei esta enamorado, le pide que apueste en el casino cierta cantidad por ella

The Brothers Karamazov is a murder mystery, a courtroom drama, and an exploration of erotic rivalry in a series of triangular love affairs involving the wicked and sentimental Fyodor Pavlovich Karamazov and his three sons?the impulsive and sensual Dmitri; the coldly rational Ivan; and the healthy, red-cheeked young novice Alyosha. Through the gripping events of their story, Dostoevsky portrays the whole of Russian life, is social and spiritual striving, in what was both the golden age and a tragic turning point in Russian culture. It is an achievement worthy of Dostoevskys last and greatest novel.

e-artnow presents to you the complete novels by one of the greatest novelist of Russian literature. This edition includes:Poor FolkThe DoubleThe LandladyNetochka NezvanovaUncles DreamThe Village of Stepantchikovo (The Friend of the Family)Humiliated and InsultedThe House of the DeadNotes from UndergroundCrime and PunishmentThe GamblerThe IdiotThe Permanent HusbandThe Possessed (Demons)The Raw Youth (The Adolescent)The Brothers Karamazov