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Fyodor Dostoevsky

Fyodor Dostoevsky

Russian1821 – 1881Fiction

Russian novelist whose exploration of the human psyche, morality, and suffering stands among the greatest achievements in world literature. His major novels probe the darkest recesses of the human soul with unmatched psychological depth.

Works

  • Crime and PunishmentPsychological thriller of a young man's moral descent after committing murder→
  • The Brothers KaramazovPhilosophical novel exploring faith, doubt, and suffering through interconnected family stories→
  • The IdiotNovel of a Christ-like figure whose goodness is tested by suffering society→
  • DemonsPolitical novel depicting radical nihilists and the consequences of revolutionary ideology→
  • Notes from UndergroundPhilosophical essay on human consciousness and alienation through first-person narrative→

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