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Punishment Without Crime. Why Europe Takes Revenge on Us

Punishment Without Crime. Why Europe Takes Revenge on Us

11 hrs. 2 min.
Language Russian
Description
A collection of Dostoevsky’s essays and sketches about relations between Russia and Europe, national self-awareness, and the contradictions of public life. The writer reflects on the drive for European recognition, cultural independence, and the country’s historical path. The texts convey his own, often polemical, perspective on the most important issues of the 19th century.
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