#dostoevksy

[popcornbutterfly]

[ceirios]

The Feminine Urge to Burn the House Down | Dostoevsky Diva Debrief

Exploring the appeal of danger and self-destruction as a means of escapism, through Lise Khokhlakova of Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov.

an essay on the desire for self-destruction in a cruel unrelenting world x

[hotonabr]

Prince Myshkin and Parfyon Rogozhin

[voidblack-eyes]

the risk of loneliness is accepting anything just so you don't feel it

[micahrats]

‘A gentle creature’ by Dostoyevsky is one of the most disgusting, repulsive, wretched short stories I’ve ever read and I say this with all the love in my heart. What’s even worse, what’s more unnerving than ever, is how true and how recent this all feels. Countless adepts of Peterson, Tate and the like?! Thousands of perpetrators of femicides, who take the life of the woman because they’re convinced they own her - body and soul?! Sunglasses-wearing, selfie-in-the-car ‘red pilled’ men you can find spilling their volatile hatred in every comment section?!

Horrifying. All of it

[lamine-19]

A paragraph by Dostoevsky that dismantles self-deception.

[setewbro]

[souvenirs-d-un-autre-monde]

Dostoievski es mi escritor favorito.

Ruso culiao te amo.