Öteki

Translated by Ergin Altay, with a foreword by Clarence A. Manning, an afterword by Dmitri Chiznevsky, and a chronology of the author and period. The Other, which occupied Dostoyevsky's mind throughout his literary career, is the author's second novel, which he wrote at a very young age. Dostoyevsky, who received great praise and became famous with his first novel, Humans, was expecting very harsh criticism with the Other, which he published immediately afterwards. However, Dostoyevsky always maintained his belief in the great importance of the novel, reworked it, made changes, and republished it in 1866, exactly 20 years after it was serialized. The Other, which is a psychological thriller story telling the events that occur when Jakov Petrovich Golyadkin, who works as a civil servant in St. Petersburg, encounters the "other" Golyadkin, who is seemingly identical to him, at work one morning, has greatly influenced modern literature, especially Kafka and Sartre. " [The Other] The largest, most important type that I discovered and introduced first." DOSTOYEVSKI, 1859."I have never made a more serious contribution to literature than this idea."DOSTOYEVSKI, 1877.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 255

Year of Printing: 2014


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Publishing

Number of Pages: 255

First Printing Year: 2014

Language Turkish