Fyodor Literature Reviews Samples For Students

The scope of scripts in Bedford Anthology of World Literature

The Bedford Anthology of World Literature presents literature that nature the reader to associate with the literatures and culture from various civilizations. Initially, Fyodor Dostoevsky focuses on various factors that affected the Russian artists attempting to address the issues from a literature point of view. He felt that Russia stood out as the mainstream of political and economic activities in Europe and deserved westernization treatment. Matsuo Basho shows mastery of the poetic rules through the narrow road, which shows his major travels, addressed through the routes that he used across Europe. Ramprasad Sen writes a religious recapture of India, narrating different ...

Fyodor Dostoyevsky's existentialist 1864 novel Notes from the Underground tells the tale of the Underground Man, a rambling, incoherent, and bitter civil servant in St. Petersburg. The novel's story is told from the perspective of this strange and mercurial character, in the form of monologues and diary entries that convey the man's potentially skewed perspective. While we see the world through his eyes (and therefore his morals), the Underground Man is most decidedly an anti-hero in his actions and attitudes. Unlike most virtuous heroes in fiction, an anti-hero does not fight for a greater cause, nor does he stand up for ...

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The heavenly Christmas Tree is a book by Fyodor Dostoyevski which highlights the story of a poor boy just after his mothers death. The pain of having to overcome the death of her mother on Christmas Eve as well as obtaining his necessities makes his day both hard and unbearable. To add pain to all this, nobody seems to care about him as he is encountered with negative reactions at all places he visits. The thought of how different the situation would have been if his mother were alive brings him fantasies, which are only fulfilled in his death. There is a ...