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The Wise Mind Balances the Abstract and the Concrete. [PDF]

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Dostoyevsky as mathematician (part I)

Lettera Matematica, 2015
The image of mathematics in Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s novels is clearly negative. Notes from Underground contain several famous and violent pages against Mathematics, and this criticism is also echoed in other masterpieces, such as Crime and Punishment and The Possessed. Dostoevsky explicitly accuses mathematical determinism of being arrogant and oppressive.
Agnese Ilaria Telloni
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Dostoyevsky’s First Bibliographer

Slavic and East European Information Resources, 2016
ABSTRACTThe article is devoted to the bibliographical work carried out by Anna Dostoevskaia, wife of novelist Fyodor Dostoyevsky. She became the first bibliographer of his literary work by compiling and publishing Bibliograficheskii ukazatel’ sochinenii F. M. Dostoevskogo [Bibliographical index of the works of F. M. Dostoyevsky] in 1906.
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The Unknown Dostoyevsky

Soviet Studies in Literature, 1970
In St. Petersburg, in the small hours of a slushy April night in 1849, a police wagon drove up noiselessly to a house on the corner of the street today named for Gogol. The police climbed stealthily up to the apartment of Dostoyevsky, who was awakened by the clank of sabers when the police were already in his room.
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Dostoyevsky: Psychology and the Novelist

Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplement, 1983
In a lecture on ‘Science and Psychology’ Dr Drury distinguishes between ‘a psychology which has insight into individual characters’ and ‘a psychology which is concerned with the scientific study of universal types’, one which comprises ‘those subjects that are studied in a university faculty of psychology’.
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Dostoyevsky and the Defense of Compassion

Political Research Quarterly, 2021
Is cruelty a problem for politics? For Hannah Arendt, the answer was no. On her view, a compassionate response towards persons suffering cruelty is best avoided because compassion can only become political by transforming incommunicable individual pain into abstract suffering. At crucial moments in her argument in
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Dostoyevsky - a philosopher?

2022
Фјодор Михајлович Достоевски е книжевник. Пишувал романи. Не напишал ниту едно дело кое од денешна перспектива може да се класифицира како философско. Но, и покрај тоа, многумина автори, како руски, така и западни, многу често го вклучуваат во историјата на руската философија.
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