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The Image of a Tree in F.M. Dostoyevsky's Novel "The Idiot" [PDF]
The article is devoted to the analysis of the image of a tree in Dostoevsky’s novel “The Idiot”. The author reflects on the evolution of this image from an artistic detail in the description of the Pavlovsk Park to the philosophical symbol of the Golden ...
Olga N. Smyslova
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The Book by J.B.A. Sharras about the Waterloo Campaign in F.M. Dostoevsky’s Novel “The Idiot” [PDF]
The article examines the role of the book by the outstanding military historian, Colonel J.B.A. Charras (1810–1865), “The History of the Campaign of 1815. Waterloo” (1857), in F.M. Dostoevsky’s novel “The Idiot” (1868).
Nikolay N. Podosokorsky
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Rogozhin and Christ: an Attempt of Interpretation [PDF]
This article attempts to interpret one of the final episodes of F.M. Dostoevsky’s Novel The Idiot as a parallel to an event of Evangelic story, namely the co-crucifixion of Christ and the Good Thief. The possibility of such interpretation, in our opinion,
Valentina S. Sergeeva
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The article examines the artistic features of the image of a thunderstorm in Dostoevsky‟s novel “The Idiot.” The theory of symbol developed by A. Losev and S. Averintsev, the idea of psychological parallelism in a literary text studied by A.
T. N. Suzanskaya
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The Premonition of Death as a Test of Faith for the Characters of the Novel The Idiot [PDF]
For the Christian understanding, life is a period of time presenting trials and leading to eternity. Any instant of life is a reminder of death and at the same time it contains the potential for transfiguration. From this point of view, the “last minute”
Tatiana N. Flegentova
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UEG Week 2017 Poster Presentations [PDF]
United European Gastroenterology Journal, Volume 5, Issue S5, Page A161-A836, October 2017.
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Epilepsy in Dostoevsky’s The Idiot - Language, Stigma, and Mythology
Around 400 BC, Areatus -- one of Hippocrates’ pupils, proclaimed ‘epilepsy is an illness of various shapes and horrible’. Later, Areatus was also one of the people who called the disease ‘sacred’; according to them, a deity had sent a demon to possess ...
Anupama Shukla
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In the 1880s. F.M. Dostoevsky was perceived in Sweden as a revolutionary writer, therefore there was great attention to his political views, which influenced among others S. Lagerlf, who read Dostoevsky in Swedish, Danish and, possibly, in French. In the
Kseniia R. Andreichuk
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Romano Guardini: The Presence of Christ in Dostoevsky’s Text [PDF]
The paper is dedicated to the reception of Dostoevsky’s work by the Catholic theologian Romano Guardini. After a brief review of the development of his interest on Dostoevsky, the paper identifies in the idea of polar opposition and in the centrality of ...
Caterina Corbella
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