
Dostoyevsky Reads Hegel in Siberia and Bursts Into Tears
Földényi, F. László (Author)
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"It is precisely Földényi's approachable style, as well as Ottilie Mulzet's impeccable translation, that makes this collection easily accessible to scholars and casual readers alike."-Barbara Halla, Asymptote"Földényi's brilliant essay on Dostoyevsky reading Hegel is an essential meditation on history, civic responsibility and our ongoing responsibility towards others."-Alberto Manguel, author of A History of Reading"It is a hallucinatory moment: Dostoyevsky, first condemned to death, then sent as a soldier to the endless emptiness of Siberia, where he reads Hegel's thoughts about the abstract...
ISBN (SKU)
9780300258455
Pages
304
Weight
326g
Dimensions
197x127x25
Imprint
Yale University Press
Published
02, March, 2021
Genres
Biography
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