Virtue of the Poor: Dostoevsky's Genius on Crime

Author: [Russia] Dostoevsky
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: Few can match Dostoevsky in endowing the absurd world with such a charming yet heart-wrenching illusion. Dostoevsky was an existentialist novelist. He possessed a gift for hearing the dialogues of his time—or to be more precise, hearing his time as a grand dialogue. This book is a part of the "Bats Library · Free Choice Series." Adhering to the principle of "classic texts, easy reading," this series selects masterpieces from the history of thought and culture. It employs classic translations from the field of Chinese translation, pairs them with designs by spiritually profound artists, and creates a popular edition of translated world classics, aiming to build a relaxed and enjoyable space for reading classics. The selected content in this book is a timeless classic, universally recognized as the "best books in human history." It is hoped that this book will serve as a bridge between ordinary readers and the classics of humanities, allowing more people to savor the joy of reading classics and making more humanities masters become the spiritual friends of ordinary readers.