dostoyevsky in A Sentence

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    This was Dostoyevsky's most famous work.

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    As Dostoyevsky would later write to his brother,

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    The Diary of a Writer Dostoyevsky.

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    I am currently reading Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment.

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    People read Dostoyevsky in the can.

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    Fyodor Dostoyevsky was born in November 1821 to a working class Russian family.

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    News about a new genius, Mr. Dostoyevsky, is circulating across St. Petersburg.

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    Grigorovich goes on to describe how Dostoyevsky became arrogant, insufferable, and too confident.

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    Eventually, Dostoyevsky left the Petrashevsky Circle for the more radical Speshnev's secret revolutionary society.

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    At least one Dostoyevsky biographer believed that this was not a good thing.

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    This exposure to Russia's system of serfdom would greatly influence Dostoyevsky later in life.

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    I would recommend Mr Johnson to read Dostoyevsky's other novels or at least their titles.

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    Three decades later, in The Diary of a Writer, Dostoyevsky recalled the story of his“discovery.”.

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    Taking Dostoyevsky under his wing, he introduced him to a number of Russian writers, poets, and artists.

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    In The Diary of a Writer, Dostoyevsky remembered this as the happiest moment of his life.

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    Even so, Dostoyevsky claimed he had no beef with the Russian government, only with the institution of serfdom.

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    A few weeks later, this became Dostoyevsky's second novel, a mere five weeks after his first one.

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    This was a“mock execution” and among the victims was the famed Russian author of Crime & Punishment, Fyodor Dostoyevsky.

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    If Dostoyevsky claims that certain documents belong to other people, ignore these statements and seal those documents as well.

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    Reading Dostoyevsky's manuscript aloud, these two writers were overwhelmed by the work's psychological insight and ability to play on the heartstrings.

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    When Dostoyevsky was released in 1854, he was still required to serve in the Siberia Regiment for a number of years.

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    The cleverest of all, in my opinion, is the man who calls himself a fool at least once a month.”- Fyodor Dostoyevsky.

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    On most Saturdays and Sundays, Dostoyevsky could be found at Mikhail Petrashevsky's residence, who was an intellect and an advocate for utopian socialism.

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    Dostoyevsky, along with several of his fellow prisoners, were sent to work camps in Siberia, where they spent four years doing hard labor.

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    According to the supreme order of the Tsar, I command you to arrest Junior-Lieutenant and literary artist Fyodor Dostoyevsky at four o'clock in the morning.

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    Dostoyevsky's man is still not free in the libertarian sense because his hatred of being fully rational is itself a will that wells up from the deep.

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    And, of course, it wouldn't have been written and you would likely never have heard of him if the decision to pardon Fyodor Dostoyevsky hadn't been made.

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    To put a seal on all of his papers, manuscripts, and books, and dispatch instantly all these materials, together with Dostoyevsky to the Third Section of the Royal Police of His Majesty.

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    Besides Petrashevsky, Dostoyevsky, and Belinsky, the circle was made up of such individuals as the writer Mikhail Saltykov-Shchedrin, the poet Aleksey Pleshcheyev, and the painter Taras Shevchenko- all well known Russian creatives who happen to be socialist-leaning.

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