
The intellectual and cultural movements that shaped Dostoevsky’s life and work.
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“Only at rare moments does a human face express its defining feature, its most characteristic thought. The artist studies the face and discerns its principal thought, even if, at the very moment he is painting it, that thought is entirely...
You stand firm in the faith of millions,
To whom October gave individual worth.
Your spirit, not the mausoleum, is filled with the stillness
Of Lenin’s eyes, extinguished in glory.
- Paolo Iashvili, “Stalin”, translated into...
I’m sure you’ve seen it on Facebook or TikTok, or maybe even here on Substack: a desert sunset, snow-capped mountains, or an AI-generated image of Dostoevsky, accompanied by the quote, “Nothing in this world is harder than speaking the trut...
The first installment of this series can be found here: Part I: 1880-1887
“But he [Tolstoy] is the kindest of souls, the most considerate of men and a true aristocrat in his manners and the distinctive elegance of his speech. How fluentl...
In May 1869, just three months after the final chapters of The Idiot were published in the journal Russky Vestnik, Fyodor Dostoevsky wrote a letter to his longtime friend and literary confidant, the poet Apollon Maikov, exclaiming “I have o...
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Russian literature, art, and history, drawing on primary sources in the original Russian. I wander off sometimes.
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