Stuff that I Like

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[dmitrigirl]

party 4 u + brothers karamazov

[123lostgirl]

show me a mitya and grusha photo from any adaptation/fanart when i'm in distress and I'll immediately calm down

[gegengestalt]

They meet in every universe

[tina-snow]

david jonsson for cultured magazine

[maycate]

INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE (2022 - )

Little Birdie Lu's caught in a trap. But she's flapping her wings and getting free!

[lestatdeslioncourt]

!!! @ mosessumney

[despazito]

This Canada day let's celebrate the Hudson's Bay Company once owning 5% of the earth's total landmass now being relegated to a shitty kiosk in select Canadian Tire locations. Good riddance.

[despazito]

[ginkovskij]

happy crime and punishment month

[sneez]

more pictures from this production which i would give several limbs to see

[gegengestalt]

Coughs. Would you mind pointing me to some of the academic writing you mentioned in the tags of your reblog, if it's not too much trouble? I'm really curious and thought it would be a good place to start. Thank you!!

https://www.tumblr.com/gegengestalt/802911075400089600

I see you linked a post in which I make that claim in the tags, and I'm glad to provide sources for it!

"A Karamazov Companion" by Victor Terras (it's a book that is mainly about nuances in translation):

"Kalganov" by Eric Naiman, on JSTOR:

"Discovering Sexuality in Dostoevsky" by Susanne Fusso:

"The Female Characters of Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky" by Lisa di Bartolomeo (in fact I just found this one while looking for another one, I've yet to read it in full)

I remember a couple more, but I can't find them right now. As you can see, we're definitely not the only ones who think Katya was acting way over the top towards Grushenka.

[justshushu]

[junkfoodcinemas]

Enemy (2013) dir. Denis Villeneuve

[theradioiscool]

I love the friends part 2

Part 1

[theradioiscool]

I love the friends

Part 2

[birdypng]

♡ Ⅴ ❀ 𓃴

[clarimondemorte]

The Brothers Karamazov (1969) dir. Ivan Pyryev, Kirill Lavrov, Mikhail Ulyanov

[crimeandidiot]

Unrestrained winter fun

[average2001enjoyer]

Favorite types of characters in Dostoevsky novel (will add if I forget some) (one can be both at the same time):

- Very kind and smart promiscuous woman but nobody respects her for it

-The angel that will go through insane suffering for no reason

-the most evil guy ever (has usually groomed at least one kid)

-self hatred so hard it reverse back to narcissism

-Victim of the worst guy that usually tries to kill themselves or has killed themselves

-Guy that is deep in debauchery and hate themselves for it

-Nihilist intellectual

-Socialist, also deep in debauchery but they are happy

-The type of greed they talk about in the Bible

-girl boss