Crocodile

In this funny story, titled The Crocodile, the reader feels the influence of Gogol on Dostoevsky. It reminds of Gogol's story about the strange adventure of the "nose," and this is acknowledged by Dostoevsky himself, as Gogol imagined, for the sake of humor, a nose taking on a human face, just as Dostoevsky wondered when he saw a crocodile brought to the city of Saint Petersburg: what could a human do if this animal swallowed him alive? And so Dostoevsky composed a funny story that includes criticism of the ideas that were popular around 1860. Year of publication 2021 Author Dostoevsky Translation Dr. Sami Al-Durubidar Publication Al-Tanweer Number of pages 224 To view other works by Dostoevsky: White Nights The Brothers Karamazov Humiliated and Insulted The Gambler The Devils Memories from the House of the Dead In a Grave The Crocodile The Eternal Husband Winter Memories about Summer Feelings Nytuchka Znevanovna Sitia Netchikovo Village and its inhabitants The Neighbor with a Weak Heart White Nights - The Arab Cultural Center