Fyodor Dostoevsky was the most influential author of his time although, he is known as controversial with his graphic detailed novels. Despite the negative assessment from his fellow peers, he achieved what other writers could not ....not only did he capture the realistic specifics of human behaviors but, also the will of virtue and vice. During the tragic century of poverty, poor situations and complex emotional and political stability, Fyodor was able to contradict information and perfectly explain the psychological welfare that people desire.
After, entering college at St. Petersburg in Russia Fyodor learned of his father’s murder at the hands of serfs. Although, his father was a cruel man, and their relationship was disharmonizing, this …show more content…
Hence, his commitment to violent protest. As a result, Fyodor found himself imprisoned at the tender age of twenty-seven (Uwasomba, 2009 ). And being sentenced to death was his punishment. But it was just a tactic to deliberately scare the group.With this near death experience he began to change his outlook views on life; religious and spiritual aspects In other words, Dostoyevsky became a household name overnight with his literary modernism, existentialism,realism and many attributing and political stances on society.
Fyodor’s most famous works include Crime and Punishment and The Brother Karamazov. To illustrate, both detailed the struggle the main characters who are in war with themselves to discover the understandings of evil actions and the impacts that a state of mind has on a pure-minded being. To illustrate,
In the book crime and punishment, Raskolnikov commits a heridious act, but he only does it to prove his self-worth ,innocence and purpose in life. For this purpose, by admitting his sins, he is able to reflect upon his actions and the characteristics in …show more content…
Poor folk one of his books was overshadowed by the long list of critically acclaimed books began the start of a fictional yet realistic story of self-awareness.
As the years went by Fyodor’s work only progressed. With actual evidence, Fyodor’s writings began to become more visual and self-fulfilling with its achievements at becoming more aware. Notes from the underground explains that society can change to provide happiness and freedom for individuals. And the idiot portrayed a man struggling to re enter society during a period of social and political disposition. But soon after the release of the Brother Karamazov Fyodor Dostoevsky died many mourned the loss of the author (Morson, 2018).
But, at the height of his career, Fyodor was remembered for his novels. Fyodor Dostoevsky, long after his years became a legend for his in depth and utilitarian knowledge of human behaviors. Many psychologist such as Freud have praised him with his gift and ability to project many life issues into fictional text. Not only providing readers with a front row seat into the psychological opprountinites but exploring the non territorial trenches of