The work is pronouncedly new in the rich field of Dostoevsky study. It offers an original"
reading" of The Possessed, the most controversial novel of Dostoevsky, in the perspective of …

I apologize to my readers that this time instead of the" Diary" in its usual form I give only a
story. But I've been really busy with this story for most of the month. In any case, I ask for the …

The first thing to do when speaking about Dostoevsky's theology, is to describe its
fundamental characteristics: those bases that constantly, although in different ways, reveal …

These three sound and useful books are all concerned in varying ways, biographical or
exegetical, with the sources of Dostoevsky's vision and his creativity. The least orthodox in …

Page 1 Mikhail Bakhtin Problems of Dostoevsky's Poetics Edited and Translated by Caryl
Emerson Introduction by Wayne C. Booth Theory and History of Literature, Volume 8 Page 2 …

Bakhtin's view of the history of the novel, through the lens of Dostoevsky's writing in his
famous study on Dostoevsky's poetics (1963), has had a significant impact on the way we …

Very few books and studies on Dostoevsky appeared in the first two decades after his death.
The year 1900 may be chosen as the turning point, for after that date the number of …

In the introduction to his 1887 Poetics Wilhelm Dilthey, one of the founders of modern
hermeneutic theory, justified his attempt to" reestablish a healthy relationship between …

The reader seeking to understand how Dostoevskij experimented before he created his last
saint figure in The Brothers Karamazov will find that it is above all Bishop Tichon in The …

Continuing Mikhail Bakhtin's statement that Dostoevsky has not yet become Dostoevsky, but
is becoming one {Toward a Reworking of the Dostoevsky Book, 1961), Robert L. Jackson …