Fyodor Dostoyevsky was a Russian writer and novelist of great influence on world literature and considered one of the most important writers in Russia. Born in Moscow on November 11, 1821 and died in Saint Petersburg on February 9, 1881.
In the work of Fyodor Dostoevsky, there is an immense interest in the man of his time, addressing current issues, with characters immersed in extreme situations, full of inner conflicts and with deep motivations.
Among his most outstanding works are
Crime and Punishment (1866)
Poor People (1846)
The Gambler (1866)
The Idiot (1869)
The Karamazov Brothers (1880)
Mr. Projarchin (1846)
Phrases of Fyodor Dostoevsky
“The jealous are the first to forgive, all women know it.”
«True pain, that which makes us suffer deeply, sometimes makes even thoughtless man serious and constant; even the poor in spirit get smarter after great pain. ”
And it pains one that instantaneous beauty has faded so quickly and irrevocably, that it has shone so deceptively and ineffectively before one; He is sorry that there was not even enough time to fall in love with her … »
“Apparently he hadn’t heard my footsteps and he didn’t even move when, holding his breath and with his heart galloping, he passed her …”
“Suddenly chance came to my aid.”
«I looked at her fleetingly. Every day I dream that I will finally find someone. If you only knew how many times I’ve been in love like that! ”
«To tell her that I am dying alone, not to reject me, but you laugh… For the rest, I speak only to make her laugh…»
“Or was it created to be even for a moment near your heart?”
“In that afterlife there is a mixture of something purely fantastic, ardently ideal, and something terribly ordinary.”
“When I say look, I lie. He does not look, but contemplates absently. So perhaps only fleetingly, almost unintentionally, can he take care of his surroundings. “
