Dostoevsky

This book written by Edward Hallett Carr on Dostoyevsky is both an interesting biography and a very successful literary review and novel. analysis. Starting from his childhood, the influence of his family, environment and life on his works; EH Carr meticulously examined which characters were inspired by the people he encountered and the effects of the events and thought movements of the age. His extensive knowledge of history (especially on Russia) and his investigative personality are the keys to this success. EH Carr has managed to achieve the difficult task of balancing literary criticism and life story while also showing their mutual influence. Andre Gide said: "We think we will encounter a god, but what we touch is a human being, a sick, poor, constantly suffering human being." This is what EH Carr told us; Dostoyevsky's sick, poor life and his incredible genius.



Number of Pages: 307

< b>Print Year: 2007


Language: Turkish
Publisher: İletişim Yayıncılık

First Printing Year: 1999

Language: Turkish