The teacher - Dostoevsky 2/1

About the novel The Idiot This "Idiot" is a prince from a well-known royal lineage in Russian history, but his personality and life path are never like those princes who command. They are obeyed, but he is a kind, simple person, who can be emotionally manipulated and influenced just by showing tenderness or expressing need or sadness or sorrow… Therefore, he appears "an idiot" in the eyes of society. "I did not corrupt anyone… I wanted to live for the happiness of all people… to discover the truth and spread it. What was the result? Nothing! The result is that you despise me, and that is proof that I am a fool." With these words, Prince Myskin speaks about himself, a soul that seems weak in front of human tyranny, foolish in front of cunning, simple in front of boastfulness, absent in front of hypocrisy, fragile in front of injustice, and magnificent, strong, and capable in front of feelings of goodness, love, and friendship. Year of publication 2020 Author's name Fyodor Dostoevsky Translator Sami Al-Dropeedar Publisher Al-Tanweer Number of pages 1072 Number of volumes 2 To view other works by Dostoevsky: White Nights The Brothers Karamazov Miserable, Humiliated The Gambler The Devils Memories from the House of the Dead In a Grave The Crocodile The Eternal Husband Winter Memories about Summer Feelings Nautchka Nzevanovna Sitia Netchikovo Village and its residents The Weak-hearted Neighbor White Nights - Arab Cultural Center