Ideals And Realities in Russian Literature
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Dostoyevskiy had Inwardly doubted whether the novel would even be read by the editor.
He was living then in a poor, miserable room, and was fast asleep when at four o'clock in the morning Nekrasoff and Grigorovitch knocked at his door. They threw themselves on Dostoyevskiy's neck, congratulating him with tears in their eyes. Nekrasoff and his friend had begun to read the novel late in the evening ; they could not stop reading till they came to the end, and they were both so deeply impressed by ...it that they could not help going on this nocturnal expedition, to see the author and tell him what they felt. A few days later Dostoyevskiy was introduced to the great critic of the time, Byelinskiy, and from him he received the same warm recep* tlon. As to the reading public, the novel produced quite a sensation. The same must be said about all subsequent novels of Dostoyevskiy. They had an immense sale all over Russia.
The life of Dostoyevskiy was extremely sad. In the year 1849, fo"'' years after he had won his first success with Poor People, he became mixed up in the affairs of some Fourierlsts (members of the circles of Petrashevskiy) , who used to meet together to read the works of Fourier, commenting on them, and talking about the necessity of a Socialistic movement in Russia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dostoyevskiy had Inwardly doubted whether the novel would even be read by the editor.
He was living then in a poor, miserable room, and was fast asleep when at four o'clock in the morning Nekrasoff and Grigorovitch knocked at his door. They threw themselves on Dostoyevskiy's neck, congratulating him with tears in their eyes. Nekrasoff and his friend had begun to read the novel late in the evening ; they could not stop reading till they came to the end, and they were both so deeply impressed by ...it that they could not help going on this nocturnal expedition, to see the author and tell him what they felt. A few days later Dostoyevskiy was introduced to the great critic of the time, Byelinskiy, and from him he received the same warm recep* tlon. As to the reading public, the novel produced quite a sensation. The same must be said about all subsequent novels of Dostoyevskiy. They had an immense sale all over Russia.
The life of Dostoyevskiy was extremely sad. In the year 1849, fo"'' years after he had won his first success with Poor People, he became mixed up in the affairs of some Fourierlsts (members of the circles of Petrashevskiy) , who used to meet together to read the works of Fourier, commenting on them, and talking about the necessity of a Socialistic movement in Russia.
What to read after Ideals And Realities in Russian Literature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kropotkin, Petr Alekseevich, Kni︠a︡zʹ, 1842-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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