Comparing Degradation in Crime and Punishment, the Possessed, and the Brothers Karamazov

How much division culture can bear before reaching an irreversible depression? The degree of division and destruction experienced by our own culture may not be fully understood, but the Russian culture of the latter half of the 19th century is another issue though it may not be fully understood. Especially the malicious nature of the "old form" attack on Russian culture by nihilist in the late 1960s provided enough material to explore this important problem. Fortunately, for those concerned about our own cultural situation, Fyodor M

Dostoevsky 's brother Karamazov Dostoevsky first introduced Karamazov brother Smerjakov in the first volume of part 1. The authors revealed the conceptual details of the fourth son of Fyodor Pavovich Karamazov. One night in September, drunk Fyodor "raped" homeless women according to modern standards. Lizveta is the victim of Fyodor's violence, the legend of the town. Regardless of her attractive and dirty appearance, with or without her poverty and homelessness, citizens dealt with her with consideration and consideration.

Dostoevsky, his novel as "underground memo" four of the novel "Crime and Punishment", "fool", (more accurate also referred to as the "devil and the devil") "owner" has been well known most. "Karamazov brothers" Indeed, Dostoevsky is regarded as one of the greatest psychologists in the history of literature. He specializes in analysis of mental condition leading to insanity, murder and suicide, and explores humiliation, self-destruction, tyrannical rule, murder feeling. These major works are also known as wonderful "thinking novels" to deal with eternal and timely issues in philosophy and politics. In depiction of Dostoevsky intellectuals, psychology and philosophy are closely related, and intellectuals "feel the heart" deep within their souls. Finally, these novels were experimented in literary form and opened up a new world.