Comments on: Revisiting the Magic of Dostoevsky (TSS) http://bookcrazy.wordpress.com/2009/02/12/revisiting-the-magic-of-dostoevsky-tss/ About books and more... Tue, 29 Dec 2009 09:24:54 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Crime and Punishment Dostoevsky http://bookcrazy.wordpress.com/2009/02/12/revisiting-the-magic-of-dostoevsky-tss/#comment-1815 Crime and Punishment Dostoevsky Tue, 29 Dec 2009 09:24:54 +0000 http://bookcrazy.wordpress.com/?p=274#comment-1815 Classic Russian literature has never failed to surprise me every time I read them. I enjoyed reading your book review on Crime and Punishment. It's written in Russian but there are available perfectly translated version that will let readers read easily without actually losing its original content. Fascinating book review by the way. Keep it up! Classic Russian literature has never failed to surprise me every time I read them. I enjoyed reading your book review on Crime and Punishment. It’s written in Russian but there are available perfectly translated version that will let readers read easily without actually losing its original content.
Fascinating book review by the way. Keep it up!

]]> By: Tonya B http://bookcrazy.wordpress.com/2009/02/12/revisiting-the-magic-of-dostoevsky-tss/#comment-1803 Tonya B Mon, 16 Nov 2009 13:29:34 +0000 http://bookcrazy.wordpress.com/?p=274#comment-1803 surprisinc recitation, that netmox. too much large and peliuliar to be nonsense. surprisinc recitation, that netmox. too much large and peliuliar to be nonsense.

]]> By: v.i.k.a. http://bookcrazy.wordpress.com/2009/02/12/revisiting-the-magic-of-dostoevsky-tss/#comment-1802 v.i.k.a. Sat, 14 Nov 2009 15:13:05 +0000 http://bookcrazy.wordpress.com/?p=274#comment-1802 Thanks "GL" ...short piece from netmox... (extract from the script): ”mox the Recorder: Weighed on the scales of research! I realized quickly that the researchers have been researching each others' research. In the light of everything that I've seen written, I can say that Grishka is unavoidably the model for the "Idiot;" of course researchers operating during the Soviet time had to conclude that... but at the same time it must be said that this archetype-theme is not so important, instead everything that lay hidden, which has remained concealed and which then sought the light via the most narrow of paths... and what about all the side roads? I want to say that in my opinion Dostoyevsky did not just use Grishka as a model, he outright declared it! Everyone knew, and kept silent. ” Thanks “GL” …short piece from netmox…

(extract from the script):

”mox the Recorder: Weighed on the scales of research! I realized quickly that the researchers have been researching each others’ research. In the light of everything that I’ve seen written, I can say that Grishka is unavoidably the model for the “Idiot;” of course researchers operating during the Soviet time had to conclude that… but at the same time it must be said that this archetype-theme is not so important, instead everything that lay hidden, which has remained concealed and which then sought the light via the most narrow of paths… and what about all the side roads? I want to say that in my opinion Dostoyevsky did not just use Grishka as a model, he outright declared it! Everyone knew, and kept silent. ”

]]> By: GL http://bookcrazy.wordpress.com/2009/02/12/revisiting-the-magic-of-dostoevsky-tss/#comment-1801 GL Sat, 14 Nov 2009 09:37:19 +0000 http://bookcrazy.wordpress.com/?p=274#comment-1801 The story under this link contains unexpected historical facts behind Dostoevsky's novel "Idiot" (”PROTOTYPE OF PRINCE MYSHKIN”): http://www.netmox.net/main.php?siirry=27&sivulle1=Go - The story under this link contains unexpected historical facts behind Dostoevsky’s novel “Idiot” (”PROTOTYPE OF PRINCE MYSHKIN”):

http://www.netmox.net/main.php?siirry=27&sivulle1=Go -

]]> By: Mae http://bookcrazy.wordpress.com/2009/02/12/revisiting-the-magic-of-dostoevsky-tss/#comment-1691 Mae Sat, 07 Mar 2009 20:14:35 +0000 http://bookcrazy.wordpress.com/?p=274#comment-1691 I've just finished Crime and Punishment and I can't believe I've waited so long to read it. What an intense but marvelous read. I’ve just finished Crime and Punishment and I can’t believe I’ve waited so long to read it. What an intense but marvelous read.

]]> By: Mikel http://bookcrazy.wordpress.com/2009/02/12/revisiting-the-magic-of-dostoevsky-tss/#comment-1689 Mikel Tue, 03 Mar 2009 14:54:12 +0000 http://bookcrazy.wordpress.com/?p=274#comment-1689 First blog I read after wakeup from sleep today! ---------------------------- <a href="http://www.google.com/url?q=http://rosezy.panicaway.hop.clickbank.net/%3Ftid%3DPANIC&sa=X&ct=targetlink&ust=1236093308612693&usg=AFQjCNEOXPwQzGqCH1QN6wBBkbkOvoHFuA" rel="nofollow">Are you tension? panic?</a> First blog I read after wakeup from sleep today!

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Are you tension? panic?

]]> By: Kim http://bookcrazy.wordpress.com/2009/02/12/revisiting-the-magic-of-dostoevsky-tss/#comment-1684 Kim Wed, 25 Feb 2009 23:44:52 +0000 http://bookcrazy.wordpress.com/?p=274#comment-1684 I am a huge Dostoevsky fan. In college I read all of his works and recently re-read Crime and Punishment for the third time. Each time I read it, I'm at a different stafe in life and I see the book from a different light, for me that's part of the definition of a classic. Dostoevsky's characters aren't as well known in the general reading public as say Austen's characters, but I've found that they pop up over and over again in literature. I have written in the margins of several books "Raskalnikov," most recently in a Pamuk novel, because his issues and ways of dealing with them are universal. I am a huge Dostoevsky fan. In college I read all of his works and recently re-read Crime and Punishment for the third time. Each time I read it, I’m at a different stafe in life and I see the book from a different light, for me that’s part of the definition of a classic. Dostoevsky’s characters aren’t as well known in the general reading public as say Austen’s characters, but I’ve found that they pop up over and over again in literature. I have written in the margins of several books “Raskalnikov,” most recently in a Pamuk novel, because his issues and ways of dealing with them are universal.

]]> By: bookcrazy http://bookcrazy.wordpress.com/2009/02/12/revisiting-the-magic-of-dostoevsky-tss/#comment-1682 bookcrazy Wed, 18 Feb 2009 07:17:09 +0000 http://bookcrazy.wordpress.com/?p=274#comment-1682 Hi Laura! You are right about Dostoevsky being a involving read. I have not seen the Akira Kurasawa movies, which I will be on an alert now to find. You see, it's not that easy to get foreign language movies here, though I have my sources :-) Hi Laura!
You are right about Dostoevsky being a involving read. I have not seen the Akira Kurasawa movies, which I will be on an alert now to find. You see, it’s not that easy to get foreign language movies here, though I have my sources :-)

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