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In the library named after Vasilev November 14 will analyze the novel Dostoevsky “Idiot”

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The lecture “Being like who? F. M. Dostoevsky’s novel “Idiot” will be held on November 14 at the Pskov Historical and Local Lore Library named after I. I. Vasilev as part of the cycle “Pskov Track”. Details of “MK in Pskov” reported in the telegram channel news Pskov and the region.

Educator and philologist Anastasia Ivanova will analyze the key episodes of the work: the differences between weakness and childhood, the comparison of characters with other literary characters, the theme of childhood in the context of self-discovery and the ambiguity of the finale of the novel.

Admission is free, but the number of seats is limited - you need a pre-registration call +7 (8112) 33-11-23.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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