Titlebook: Dostoevsky‘s Greatest Characters; A New Approach to "N Bernard J. Paris Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 200

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Ivan: Character Structure and BeliefsThere Have Been Many Brilliant Discussions of Ivan Karamazov’s thematic significance, but little attention has been paid to the richness of Dostoevsky’s mimetic portrait of this character. There is a great deal of psychological detail that looms very large when we approach Ivan as an imagined human being and try to understand his motivations.

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Ivan: After the Murderns and dreams, he begins to have encounters with a devil who embodies the skeptical ideas that he now feels to be the worst part of himself. He oscillates between denial and self-knowledge, unbelief and stirrings of faith.

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Alyosha: Trials and Resolutions’s terms, and he is at peace when he is what Zossima wants him to be and distressed when he is not. His belief system is called into question by the elder’s premature decomposition, but ultimately Zossima’s glory and Alyosha’s solution are reaffirmed.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-9523-4 properly understood” unless we grasp the intimate interconnection between the underground man’s psychology and his ideas (1986, 310). I agree with Frank’s premise but not with his approach, which is in many ways opposite to mine.

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Deflationism and Instrumentalismview, Raskolnikov illustrates how modern unbelief leads to crime. He gets into trouble because he has left the religious environment of his native village and has come to St. Petersburg, a hotbed of atheistic humanism.

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