Dostoevsky s The Idiot

Release on 1998 | by Liza Knapp

As Sidney Monas suggests in his discussion of The Idiot as a “ Petersburg tale , "
25 Myshkin the idiot becomes another victim of Saint Petersburg . Possibly one
can see in the novel Dostoevsky ' s veiled criticism of the tsarist regime .

Dostoevsky s The Idiot
  • Author: Liza Knapp
  • Publisher: Northwestern University Press
  • ISBN: 0810115336
  • Category: Literary Criticism
  • Page: 274
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Dostoevsky s The Idiot

This text is designed to guide readers through Dostoevsky's The Idiot, generally considered to be one of his most mysterious and confusing works. Primary sources and letters by Dostoevsky concerning the work are used, along with an annotated bibliography.

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