Dostoevsky – författare

Développez votre culture générale et profitez du plaisir de la narration, avec une sélection de nouvelles par les plus grands écrivains, choisies pour leur qualité et aussi pour leur caractère inhabituel. Cette collection vous emmènera du fantastique au désespoir de l''artiste ou de l''écrivain jusqu''à l''humour surréel, avec une narration vivante et talentueuse. La lettre volée, d''Edgar Poe ; Le Horla, de Maupassant ; L''indicible, de Lovecraft ; La Main brune, d''Arthur Conan Doyle ; Le chef-d''oeuvre inconnu, de Balzac ; Le pied de la Momie, de Théophile Gautier ; Roman en neuf lettres, de Dostoievski ; La Maréchale, de Tchékov ; Dans le sous-sol, d''Andreiev ; Le nez, de Gogol.

300 citations pour être maitre de son destin avec les philosophes existentialistes

300 citations d''écrivains russes

700 citations des grands écrivains du XIXe siècle

The novel "Crime and Punishment" is considered Dostoyevsky''s first great novel, and one of the most famous international Russian novels that has gained very wide fame. The novel is divided into six parts in addition to a conclusion. The novel focuses on the psychological dimension and the struggle between good and evil and how they relate to crime. It also depicts what goes on in The criminal''s own thoughts and ideas when he commits his crime.The events of the novel depict the moral dilemma of Rodion Raskolnikov, a poor former student in St. Petersburg. He draws up a plan to kill an unscrupulous moneylender for her money. Before killing her, he believes that with her money he can free himself from poverty and do many good deeds. However, confusion, hesitation, and luck thwart his plan to kill... The hero sees it as morally justified.

This fascinating novel decides to write the romantic novel, a delicate, dreamy night spent with the heroes of this tale, where the hero decides not to disclose to his beloved his deep feelings about her for fear of losing her friendship, while the heroine lives a state of confusion and hesitation as she tries to show her feelings for him without disclosure or suspicion. At the same time, the city wanders next to their first lover, whom she had been waiting for from the beginning. A fresh night of wild feelings that Dostoyevsky recounts with his customary prowess and a great ending befits only the work of this genius, which we present to you in an airtight translation of the original Russian text first published in 1848.

The hero faces someone who looks very like him and takes on his role everywhere, at work, at life and at home, and here Dostoyevsky puts us before a very important question. What is a spouse? Who is the truth and who is the version? This book''s philosophical outlook and dive into the human psyche make us re-explore ourselves and our vision of the world, the self and the conscience.