Tolstoy and Dostoevsky. Brothers by conscience
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Every thirsty for the answer to the question How did Dostoevsky and Tolstoy relate to each other? He will be able to find him in this book.
In it for the first time almost with encyclopedic completeness everything that was thought, spoke and wrote about each other two great contemporaries. Despite the mutual desire, they were not destined to meet in this life. The author of the book does not aim to include in the orbit of the reader attention of critical and literary interpretations of the work of Dostoevsky and Tolstoy. On the pages of this publication, the dialogue of the two great people of Russia unfolds, which they led since youth, realizing that sooner or later the meeting will take place in the space of times.
The height of the spiritual development of each of them allowed them, despite individual disagreements, to find the points of contact, to be brothers according to conscience.
The history of relations, including the dramatic attempt by N.N. Insurance on Dostoevsky, recreated in forty chapters, each of which is built around the current problem of not only the century before last, but also the current one. In the same vein, the articles of its author are also written and completing the book
In it for the first time almost with encyclopedic completeness everything that was thought, spoke and wrote about each other two great contemporaries. Despite the mutual desire, they were not destined to meet in this life. The author of the book does not aim to include in the orbit of the reader attention of critical and literary interpretations of the work of Dostoevsky and Tolstoy. On the pages of this publication, the dialogue of the two great people of Russia unfolds, which they led since youth, realizing that sooner or later the meeting will take place in the space of times.
The height of the spiritual development of each of them allowed them, despite individual disagreements, to find the points of contact, to be brothers according to conscience.
The history of relations, including the dramatic attempt by N.N. Insurance on Dostoevsky, recreated in forty chapters, each of which is built around the current problem of not only the century before last, but also the current one. In the same vein, the articles of its author are also written and completing the book
Author:
Author:Remizov Vitaly Borisovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Phylosophy
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:white
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9988-0883-8
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