Ivan Fyodorovich Sponka and His Aunt

Ivan Fyodorovich Sponka's short story "Ivan Fyodorovich Shponka and his aunt" tells the story of a man named Ivan Fyodorovich Shponka. We met him for a while when he was young and when he spent in the army, and he returned to the farm where his strong aunt lived. We can soon see that this person is constantly clean and filial; they are some of the desires he wants to show to others. We can also see the confession of his forfeiture and his fear of confessions.

Ivan Fyodorovich is mainly explained in "Sudden Disasters" in Volume 11, Volume 3, Volume 4, Volume 5, Volume 11 of Volume 11. In the segmentation of V). As some scholars have been paying attention, Chapter 3 of Volume 5 is clearly similar to Volume 3 (III, IV, V). In Volume 3, Dimitri talks to Alyosha and reads his "enthusiasm for repentance"; in Volume 5, Ivan. The special thing about Ivan's contribution is that two of these three parts were almost completely separated from the novel, Ivan's rebellion against God and "big questioners", and gained an independent position in world literature about it. Therefore, they appear in some literary studies such as the creation of Dostoevsky rather than the creativity of Ivan. Leonid Grossman insists that Ivan is the sole work of Dostoevsky's person (Grossman 1974, 582)

Ivan Fyodorovich Sponka's short story "Ivan Fyodorovich Shponka and his aunt" tells the story of a man named Ivan Fyodorovich Shponka. We met him for a while when he was young and when he spent in the army, and he returned to the farm where his strong aunt lived. We can soon see that this person is constantly clean and filial; they are some of the desires he wants to show to others. - In 1828, Lef Tolstoy was born in a Russian nobleman somewhere in the countryside in northern Moscow. Earl Tolstoy is familiar with better things life offers, but by the early days of his life, the romantic world view is fake. His mother left the world at the age of two, and his father unquestionably speaks the horrible story of the chaotic Napoleonic war.