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“I did not know how to become anything…”
A short psychological film inspired by Notes from Underground and Dostoevsky’s idea that excessive consciousness can become its own kind of illness.
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“I did not know how to become anything…”
A short psychological film inspired by Notes from Underground and Dostoevsky’s idea that excessive consciousness can become its own kind of illness.
@pabellondelectura.bsky.social🔹 1. Gulag, 2. Memoria, 3. Resistencia: 'Un día en la vida de Iván Denísovich' muestra la crudeza del campo soviético con una prosa que revela la dignidad humana. Una lectura que no deja indiferente. #dostoevsky #classicliterature
@chloespumpkins.bsky.social#Dostoevsky, #Khvoshchinskaya, foreign novels, publishing data, #19c literacy rates, and the story of the Russian novel's rise! And all in one short-ish interview.
Had such a nice experience working on this and happy to share it with the community:
@bexxymov.bsky.social📚 Crime and Punishment
What if you could get away with murder... but not get away from yourself?
Dostoevsky basically said: F$%k prison. Let's make your brain the punishment. 😂
Psychologically messy as f$%k.
@itsmiqdadhaider.bsky.socialA lifetime of endless battles, silenced in a single, unpredictable moment.
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#dostoevsky #existentialism #deepthoughts #philosophy
@pruuun.bsky.socialthe absolute determination to misread #dostoevsky never ceases to astound
@dostoevskysociety.bsky.socialDostoevsky in Athens!
#CFP: The National Library of #Greece and #Northwestern University’s Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures invite papers on #Dostoevsky and #Modernity and Dostoevsky’s Modern Afterlives. 300-word abstracts are due Oct. 15.
@mistergenest.c.im.ap.brid.gyI'm 40% of the way through Crime and Punishment. Despite the title, it is mainly about a society where women work to keep households together and men attempt to stop them. Sometimes a priest will say "Don't sin."
@pabellondelectura.bsky.socialSince The Idiot was your entry, try Dostoevsky’s “Notes from Underground” – a brief prelude that sharpens his moral dilemmas and primes you for the depth of the Karamazovs. #Dostoevsky
@dbcurren.bsky.social“Lack of #originality, everywhere, all over the world, from time immemorial, has always been considered the foremost quality and the recommendation of the active, efficient and practical man.” - Fyodor #Dostoevsky
@pabellondelectura.bsky.socialSabías que Nabokov afirmó: “La literatura es la más agradable forma de mentir”. Esa idea me atrapa porque muestra cómo el relato construye verdades invisibles. #dostoevsky #tolstoi
@pabellondelectura.bsky.socialDicen que Pasternak es sólo poesía; su novela 'Doctor Zhivago' es un grito de amor y resistencia bajo la Revolución, con una prosa que supera a cualquier héroe clásico. No es un relato histórico, es la vida latente de cada lector. #tolstoy #dostoevsky
@jp-williams.bsky.socialIn The #BrothersKaramazov, the way #Dostoevsky describes Pavel Smerdyakov as having a conspiratorial air and the way he talks reminds me of the bartender in Kubrick’s The Shining. Like, I can only think #Kubrick did it on purpose. Has anyone ever noticed that?
@pabellondelectura.bsky.socialError común: pensar que la Revolución rusa es solo política. En *Doctor Zhivago* Pasternak muestra el amor y el arte como resistencia en medio del caos. La prosa poética y el conflicto interior de Yuri hace única esta novela. 📚 #russianliterature #dostoevsky