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مقدمة

Dostoevsky published this short novel in 1864 in Epoch, the journal he ran with his brother. It has two parts: a monologue in which a retired official of forty rails against reason, science and the idea that people always act in their own interest, and a story from his youth, “Apropos of the Wet Snow”, in which he humiliates himself and others. The target is the rational egoism of Nikolai Chernyshevsky’s novel What Is to Be Done? (1863), with its utopian Crystal Palace. Two times two makes four, the narrator concedes, is an excellent thing – but two times two makes five can be charming too. The text is often read as a forerunner of existentialism.

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• Wikisource (الروسية)
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نص كامل مجاني، وغالبًا طبعة أو ترجمة أقدم

الصلات

ينتقد

• ما العمل؟ (Chto delat’?)1863 · نيكولاي تشيرنيشيفسكي

جرى تناوله في

• دوستويفسكي ونيتشه: فلسفة التراجيديا (Dostoevskii i Nitshe)1903 · ليف شيستوف

مزيد من أعمال فيودور دوستويفسكي

• 1880الإخوة كارامازوف