The Big Book Project
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 189 | Subscribers | Read | thebigbookproject.substack.com |
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Dear Readers,
“She Believes With All Her Conscience That She Herself Is the Guilty One.”
Today I would like to turn to Aglaya, her personality and intentions. Within the space of just five pages the Prince first wonders “how such an arrogant, stern beauty could turn out to be such a child,” and a short while later, “it was stra...
“I Will Die Looking Straight Into the Wellspring of Force and Life, and I Will Not Want This Life!”
What are we to make of Ippolit’s rambling treatise, “My Necessary Explanation or, After Me the Great Flood,” which takes up a considerable amount of real estate in the novel and thus, presumably significant to Dostoevsky’s intentions for th...
“My New Life Has Begun! Don’t You Know, Parfyon, That My New Life Begins Today?”
Nastasya Filippova continues to incite volatility leaving shock, anger, and even violence in her wake. Is her end game in humiliating Evgeny Pavlovich to bring the Prince and Aglaya together, as Rogozhin suggests? Or does she have another o...
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