Dostoevsky's the Idiot: A Critical Companion

Exploring Dostoevsky's The Idiot, this guide delves into its complex themes and characters. It begins with essays on the novel's creation and character analysis, followed by discussions on feminist criticism, modernity, and apocalyptic concerns. The book also compares Prince Myshkin to Christ, highlighting his unique role as a hero. Additionally, it features primary sources, including Dostoevsky's letters and an annotated bibliography, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of this enigmatic work.