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Fyodor Dostoyevsky is regarded as one of the finest Russian authors of the modern era. The Brothers Karamazov was Dostoevskys final novel, and considered by many to be his greatest. This edition of the classic is translated by Constance Garnett, and includes a table of contents.

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

"White Nights" is the story about a melancholic daydreamer, who spends his life idling in St. Petersburg and indulging in existential questions. He is so much in a world of his own that any actual real-life encounter leaves him bewildered and numb. Dostoevskys powerful and detailed psychological portrait makes the reader identify with the protagonist, who cannot but seek means of consoling him. One day a random encounter takes place and the story takes a surprising turn only to leave the reader gasping for breath once the final pages come. Highly recommended for people who often feels the need to find an alternative to the grey and stifling everyday life.

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.

TRADUÇÃO DE ANTÓNIO PESCADAPOSFÁCIO DE SIGMUND FREUD«Os Irmãos Karamázov é o romance mais magistral que alguma vez se escreveu, e nunca seremos capazes de apreciar devidamente o episódio do Grande In

Esta primorosa edição de "Crime e Castigo" contém 592 páginas e foi traduzida na íntegra, em 1949, por Rosário Fusco. Ele foi um romancista, poeta, dramaturgo, jornalista, crítico literário e advogad

«Recordações da Casa dos Mortos» foi inicialmente publicado entre 1860 e 1862 e reflete uma realidade quase dantesca, onde presos políticos, prisioneiros de guerra e presos de delito comum vivem lado

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.

Crime and Punishment 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

A Faint Heart is one of Dostoevskys earliest short stories and it focuses on the tragedy of Vasya Shumkov, a passionate but naive young man. The tale begins with Vasya informing his best friend, Arkady, that he is engaged to a woman he courted secretly out of fear that bad luck would befall the relationship. Dostoevsky writes tenderly about the mens friendship as they find themselves in many hilarious situations while celebrating the engagement, but tragedy soon strikes. In a cruel twist of fate, Vasyas fear of losing his happiness causes him to fall into a pit of misfortune that he struggles to free himself from. What follows is a gripping and heartbreaking tale as Arkady rushes around the city to find and rescue Vasya before it is too late. This short portrays the combination of irony and tragedy that would define Dostoevskys later works and has some of the celebrated authors most poignant and romantic images. A Faint Heart is a must-read for fans of Dostoevskys well-known novels such as The Idiot.

La natura lirica, fantastica e fantasmagorica di Pietroburgo e tutta infusa nelle Notti bianche, romanzo pubblicato per la prima volta nel 1848. Il giovane protagonista della vicenda e un sognatore. Immerso in uno sciame di pensieri e fantasticherie, nelle lucide notti estive, il giovane intraprende in solitudine lunghe passeggiate per le vie cittadine fino al sorprendente incontro con Nasten''ka, un altro essere notturno, e al sogno di un''avventura meravigliosa.

Il principe Myskin, ultimo erede di una nobile famiglia decaduta, e "uno che cerca nell'intimo della sua coscienza le motivazioni essenziali del suo modo di essere", mosso dalla candida fede nella fratellanza umana e dal proposito di fare il proprio dovere con onesta e sincerita. Tornato a Pietroburgo dopo un lungo soggiorno in Svizzera per curarsi dell'epilessia, viene travolto dalla vicenda di Nastas'ja Filippovna. Decide di chiederla in moglie per sottrarla ai suoi due contendenti: il violento Rogozin, che per un amore folle alza la propria offerta in denaro, e il segretario del generale Epancim, Ganja, che mira invece alla dote. Ma Nastas'ja, turbata dalla proposta, fugge con Rogozin, mentre del principe si innamora Aglaja, la figlia del generale.