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Prince Myshkin as a Tragic Interpretation of Don Quixote [PDF]
Cervantes, 2015 Surprisingly, although virtually no one doubts Dostoevsky’s profound and direct indebtedness to Cervantes, and the Quixote–Myshkin identity is obvious, no one has ever mentioned or analyzed how Myshkin, the character more dialogically elaborate and ...
Gratchev, Slav N., PhD
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Of Madness and Mysticism: Prince Myshkin and Nazarín
Bulletin of Spanish Studies, 2018The mystical or spiritual turn of Benito Perez Galdos in the 1890s is well known and was remarked upon by his contemporaries. How did this shift towards the non-material dimension of human existence accommodate itself to the still powerful positivist predilection for explaining psychological phenomena in terms of physical and physiological causes ...
C Alex Longhurst
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Učenye Zapiski Krymskogo Federalʹnogo Universiteta Imeni V I Vernadskogo Filologičeskie Nauki
The article offers a study of the images of Prince Nikita Serebryany in the historical work of the same name by A. K. Tolstoy and Prince Lev Myshkin in the novel by F. M. Dostoevsky «The Idiot» in light of the concept of a «positively beautiful» person. It is noted how important and how difficult it was for both writers to create an extraordinary image
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The article offers a study of the images of Prince Nikita Serebryany in the historical work of the same name by A. K. Tolstoy and Prince Lev Myshkin in the novel by F. M. Dostoevsky «The Idiot» in light of the concept of a «positively beautiful» person. It is noted how important and how difficult it was for both writers to create an extraordinary image
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Prince Myshkin and the comprehension problem
Voprosy literatury, 2022The first study to attempt a scholarly interpretation of the well-known fact that Dostoevsky bestowed on The Idiot’s protagonist extraordinary powers of comprehension: not only can Prince Myshkin understand other characters’ utterances, but he sees through their gestures and actions, as well as motives behind those actions.
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