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#reading Dostoevsky
senkuishigaymi · 10 months
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I am reading Crime and Punishment too now between pre-requisited reading for my module. On the first few pages. Raskolnikov, however...
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darkroomnerd · 6 months
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I'm sorry, who? WHOMST?? 🤔
This edition of Crime and Punishment apparently did not have a copy editor lol
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lone-nyctophile · 9 months
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One such soul is sometimes worth a whole constellation.
- Fyodor Dostoevsky
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joytri · 2 months
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People speak sometimes about the "bestial" cruelty of man, but that is terribly unjust and offensive to beasts, no animal could ever be so cruel as a man, so artfully, so artistically cruel.
Fyodor Dostoevsky
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ashstfu · 3 months
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cosmicevolushion · 2 years
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main character energy, but from a dostoevsky novel.
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girlmetamorphed · 8 months
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“dostoyevsky would’ve HATED to see the babygirlification of his characters” well if he was so against it then why would he make raskolnikov tall, thin, mysterious, miserable and socially inept ? don’t piss me off now
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hamoodmood · 1 year
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fromdarzaitoleeza · 4 months
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I read Kafka ,dostoevsky ,sylvia plath, virgina Woolf and camus I hope you won't have a problem dealing with my personality
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flowersforfrancis · 10 months
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Fyodor Dostoevsky’s manuscript draft of The Brothers Karamazov, (1880)
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— Fyodor Dostoevsky, The Brothers Karamazov
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darkroomnerd · 4 months
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Having a cozy morning at home by the wood stove 📖☕🔥
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lone-nyctophile · 9 days
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chaoticmiserablelover · 2 months
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How some straight men in classic literature act: women are smart and beautiful, but they seem so out of reach. 
Anyway, here is my best friend. He is so beautiful. He is the one person I can trust. We might have kissed a few times in this novel, like all good friends do. Did I mention how beautiful he is in this feminine way? It takes my breath away.
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daisywords · 2 months
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anyway my stance on "reading the classics" basically boils down to the fact that what is or is not defined as "a classic" is somewhat arbitrary, and therefore it makes no sense to treat "the classics" as some sort of uniform genre that you either like or dislike. Whether you liked Great Expectations has no bearing on whether you'll like 1984 or Rebecca or Pride and Prejudice or East of Eden or Frankenstein or Crime and Punishment. Because those are all vastly different books. "I don't want to read Classics; they're all boring and probably sexist or something." <<free yourself from the arbitrary category of "classic." It just means a lot of people liked the book. You might not. but you might. Treat it as an individual title.
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haly-reads · 9 months
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aug 07, '23: some notes on the brothers karamazov//
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