How would Dostoevsky tell a life
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2317-4765.rus.2021.181608Keywords:
Love, Body, Writing, Event, LieAbstract
The works of Proust and Dostoevsky – beyond the differences that mark them, in particular about a world with or without God, about the difference in the status of the narrator, and regarding interiority – share an essential trait: the characters, the situations, the intrigues that bind them together are never presented according to a principle of causality, which would allow a psychological explanation, but in the order of their perceptions diffracted by the narratives and impressions of the protagonists, and in the sense of their illusions, their beliefs, their certainties, that is to say in their very lives, as Dostoevsky tells them, which is what aroused the admiration of Proust. Two major philosophical questions are thus brought into play in properly romantic terms: what about the truth, what about the real?
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