Unveiling The Depths: Exploring Dostoevsky's Enduring Themes
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Human psyche, Inner conflict, RedemptionAbstract
This article offers a comprehensive exploration of the central themes in Fyodor Dostoevsky’s literary works, emphasizing his profound engagement with psychology, morality, faith, and society. It examines Dostoevsky’s deep dive into the human psyche, focusing on inner conflict, guilt, and the moral tension between good and evil. Core themes such as suffering as a path to redemption, the burden of free will, and the existential struggle between belief and atheism are analyzed through key works like Crime and Punishment, The Brothers Karamazov, and Notes from Underground.
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