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In 1821 Dostoevsky was born in a civilian family. His childhood was spent in his father's mansion and thus exposed to the actual life of the peasant slaves. In 1834 he entered the Moscow Chelmark Hostel High School, and after graduation joined the St. Petersburg Military Engineering School, working at the school's Ministry of Engineering. A year later, he left his job automatically, specializing in literary creation and serving as a member of the Academy of Communications of the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences.

Dostoevsky¡¯s mid-role novels, ¡°The Poor¡±, ¡°The White Night¡± and other works reflect the encounters and sufferings of small people, and the writer considers it a social tragedy. The novel ¡°The Poor¡± is his first work, truly reflecting the painful lives of the poor, revealing the character of the poor and the sorrows they suffered. Shortly after ¡°The Poor¡±, Dostoevsky launched his second work, ¡°Double Personality¡±, which exists without attempting to reveal the main contradictions of the real society, and enthusiastically depicting the owner¡¯s almost madness, ill-hearted inner divisions, etc., was criticized by Belinsky. Later, Dostoevsky and Belinsky moved away from Belinsky until he stopped contact.

After his return to his service, Dostoevsky published two novels, ¡°The Dream of Uncle¡± and ¡°The Village of Stepanchikov¡±, which were equally well-recognised. Following these two novels, he also published two major works, ¡°Dead House Memories¡± and ¡°Insulted and Damaged¡±. These two books made him cry out in the world literature. The former is recognized as one of the best works in world literature to reveal a tragic picture of the life of the impoverished prisoners, revealing the dark life and evil of the Russian civilians under the tsarist regime. In the year he also wrote a long novel ¡°The Gambler¡± after he traveled to Russia. One of his long novels, ¡°Money and Punishment¡± was published in 1866. The novel depicts a tragic picture of the life of the

Dostoevsky¡¯s work authentically depicts the social inequalities and the distinctive and distinctive conflicts of Russian character, striving to find harmony between society and the individual. His elaborate sketches of personal psychology, filled with humanist spirit, embody the fundamental characteristics of critical realism. He left to mankind a rich and precious heritage of art. His international reputation is almost aligned with that of Lev Tolstoy.

Illustrations of Being Bullied and Insulted

The Tomb of Dostoevsky.

Russian writer Dostoevsky.

Dostoevsky's "Brothers Karamazov" adapted to the same drama.

The Dostoevsky Museum.

Dostoevsky's illustration of The Poor.

Based on Dostoevsky's work of the same name adapted from the film "White Night".

Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment