Uncle’s Dream, a shorter (150 page) novel which he wrote in 1859, seven years before he wrote Crime and Punishment. All the qualities of the great author are there —insights into Russian lives with all the insights into hidden motives and the psychological manouverings which underpin so much human behaviour. And also, in the case of this book at least, a great sense of humour, which at times lead Dostoevsky to set up almost farcical scenes as family members vie for an inheritance.
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In Uncle’s Dream, an amibitious mother (Maria Alexandrovna Moskalyova —and I won’t write that again) seeks to marry off her twenty-three year old daughter Zina to the senile Prince K, a distant relative who is passing through the town in which the family live.
En una ciudad provinciana, Mario, un mediocre oficinista que vive en una modesta pension, conoce una noche a la joven Natalia, en cuyo rostro se refleja un profunda tristeza. Le da conversacion para animarla y ella le explica como cambio su anodina vida cuando conocio a un apuesto forastero del que se enamoro y como cada noche su regreso. Durante cuatro noches magicas, Mar En una ciudad provinciana, Mario, un mediocre oficinista que vive en una modesta pension, conoce una noche a la joven Natalia, en cuyo rostro se refleja un profunda tristeza. Le da conversacion para animarla y ella le explica como cambio su anodina vida cuando conocio a un apuesto forastero del que se enamoro y como cada noche su regreso.
Durante cuatro noches magicas, Mario, enamorado de Natalia, alberga la esperanza de sustituir en su corazon al misterioso forastero. Adaptacion cinematografica de la novela homonima de Dostoievski.' White nights in russian refers to the phenomenon around the the time of the summer solstice when the sun doesn't set completely and so at night it's White nights in russian refers to the phenomenon around the the time of the summer solstice when the sun doesn't set completely and so at night it's not completely dark, it's just dusk. I believe the farther north you go the more pronounced the phenomenon becomes, changing from polar day to the polar night (several months of constant sunlight and then several months of comlete darkness). Saint Petersburg, where the story takes place, is famous for it's white nights, and is commonly called the city of white nights.
In Saint Petersburg they last roughly from the end of may to the middle of june. So that's what the title refers to. This story, really a novella, is the one I use to introduce people to Dostoyevsky.
If you like White Nights you will like Fyodor Mikailovich, I think, and if you don't you won't. In it we're introduced to a charming intelligent young man who lives on the edges of St. Petersburg life, a shy dreamer who spends almost all his time alone. The life of his observations and imagination is very full, however. He daydreams in 3d with vivid colors passionate intricate tales that engross him completely, to This story, really a novella, is the one I use to introduce people to Dostoyevsky.
If you like White Nights you will like Fyodor Mikailovich, I think, and if you don't you won't. In it we're introduced to a charming intelligent young man who lives on the edges of St. Petersburg life, a shy dreamer who spends almost all his time alone. The life of his observations and imagination is very full, however. He daydreams in 3d with vivid colors passionate intricate tales that engross him completely, to the point that an actual friend knocking on his door to say hello flusters him totally, leaving him nonplussed for the entire short awkward visit. Dostoyevsky, in his brilliant way makes me care deeply about our hero, and feel a total sense of identification with him.