Virtue of the poor

Author: Dostoevsky
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: Fyodor Dostoevsky is one of the most famous writers of the 19th-century Russian literary scene and holds a unique position in both Russian and world literature. In the West, particularly in philosophy, Dostoevsky has had a profound influence. Nietzsche claimed to have been deeply influenced by him, existentialism considers him a pioneer, and even the Western religious and religious philosophy circles cannot ignore his profound insights into religion. Dostoevsky began exploring and discovering the problems within the human spiritual world starting with "Notes from Underground" (the middle part of this book, which is considered the opening work of existentialism). This problem persists in all his protagonists. He revealed the tragedy of the human spiritual world, believing that those who lose faith in God are bound to conclude that "everything is permissible." Those who follow this conclusion ultimately lead to destruction, i.e., the disintegration of the spiritual world. Those who focus solely on themselves do not ultimately achieve freedom but rather harm it. The of rebelling against God leads to self-destruction. This book is translated by the renowned domestic translator Liu Kaihua and others. Their translation is both vividly accurate and meticulously researched, providing a reliable reading text for us to understand Dostoevsky's profound spiritual world. The selected content in this book are classic statements from Dostoevsky's works, which have attracted significant attention from the intellectual community and are classic masterpieces that ordinary readers cannot afford to miss. This book is a part of the "Bats Library · Free Choice Series." Translated by the renowned domestic translator Liu Kaihua and others. Their translation is both vividly accurate and meticulously researched, providing a reliable reading text for us to understand Dostoevsky's profound spiritual world. The selected content in this book are classic statements from Dostoevsky's works, which have attracted significant attention from the intellectual community and are classic masterpieces that ordinary readers cannot afford to miss. This book adheres to the principle of "classic texts, easy reading," selecting masterpieces from the history of thought and culture. It employs classic translations from the field of Chinese translation and seeks out spiritually profound illustrators and designers to create a popular edition of translated world classics, building a relaxed and enjoyable space for classic reading. The selected content in this book are timeless classics that have withstood the test of history, recognized worldwide as the "best books in human history." We hope this book becomes a bridge between ordinary readers and humanistic classics, allowing more people to savor the joy of reading classics and making more humanistic masters the spiritual friends of ordinary readers.