Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky is one of the brightest authors of Russia in the 19th century. Filigree in command of the word and masterfully conveying the atmosphere of contemporary society and state, this author has become a real genius of Russian literature.
Dostoevsky's creative start was the novel Poor People (1846), written in the epistolary genre and telling about the relationship between key characters. This novel is considered the first social novel, because it reveals all the features of the life of poor people, describes the new characters of the characters, previously not touched by writers.
"Humiliated and Insulted" (1861) is a novel about the complexities of love, social inequality and the strength of the human soul. This work is also famous.
Crime and Punishment (1866) is perhaps the author's most famous novel, revealing the essence of human nature. The novel is full of subtle psychological thoughts and thoughts of the author, expressed through the thoughts of Rodion Raskolnikov.
The Gambler (the same 1866) is a partly autobiographical novel about a blind passion that a person can succumb to, and to which the protagonist succumbs.
The Idiot (1868-1869) is a story about a person slightly different from others in his views, thoughts, and conclusions. The main idea of the novel: as long as you comply with the generally accepted canons of society, you are good; if you differ from society, you are an idiot.
The Demons (1871-1872) is a politically oriented novel about the birth of the revolution and its perception by society. This famous work of Dostoevsky was filmed.
The Teenager (1875) is a novel that reflects the theme of upbringing proposed by the author.
The Brothers Karamazov (1879-1880) is a work that is known to a wide range of readers. This novel reflects Dostoevsky's outlook on contemporary reality. The essence of the novel lies in the acquisition of the meaning of human existence.
Dostoevsky's novels are psychological and emotional. Dostoevsky puts the human soul in the first place and believes in its unshakable strength and victory over world evil, injustice, lies and filth.
