Достоевский. Мир великого писателя

Urii Ivanovich Seleznev (1939–1984) – viedaushiisia russkii sovetskii kritik i istorik literaturie. Izuchenie jizni i tvorchestva Fedora Mihailovicha Dostoevskogo bielo delom vsei ego jizni, a eta kniga – itogom mnogoletnih issledovanii i tvorcheskih iskanii. V knige mnojestvo nahodok, tochnieh gipotez, kotoriee otkrievaut nam istinnogo Dostoevskogo – i vie ih obiazatelno zametite i viesoko ocenite. Seleznev zanovo otkrievaet nam mir Dostoevskogo – ego harakter, ego epohu, ego knigi, vzaimootnosheniia s ludmi. Segodnia eto – priznannaia klassika janra. O Dostoevskom napisanie sotni knig. No tolko v etoi ohvachena vsia sudba velikogo pisatelia-proroka. Podkupaet i stil povestvovaniia – zahvatievaushii, emocionalniei. Velichaishaia erudiciia Selezneva sochetaetsia s umeniem pisat tak, chto ot ego knigi trudno otorvatsia, kak ot prikluchencheskogo romana. S etoi knigoi doljen oznakomitsia kajdiei, kto neravnodushen k tvorchestvu Dostoevskogo, k ego ideinoi pozicii, kogo interesuut tainie ego jizni i tvorchestva. Pered vami – viedaushaiasia, mudraia kniga o velikom cheloveke.

Yuri Ivanovich Seleznev (1939-1984) was an outstanding Russian Soviet critic and literary historian. Studying the life and work of Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky was his life's work, and this book is the result of many years of research and creative pursuits. The book contains many finds, precise hypotheses that reveal the true Dostoevsky to us – and you will definitely notice and appreciate them. Seleznev rediscovers Dostoevsky's world – his character, his era, his books, his relationships with people. Today it is a recognized classic of the genre. Hundreds of books have been written about Dostoevsky. But only in this one is the whole fate of the great writer-prophet covered. The narrative style is also captivating – exciting, emotional. Seleznev's greatest erudition is combined with the ability to write in such a way that it is difficult to break away from his book, as from an adventure novel. This book should be read by everyone who is not indifferent to Dostoevsky's work, to his ideological position, who is interested in the secrets of his life and work. Here is an outstanding, wise book about a great man.