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Dostoevsky's Polyphonic Talent by Joe E. Barnhart; Ralph C. Wood; Dan R. Stiver; Aaron Taylor; Linda Kraeger; Ignat Avsey; Joseph D. Stamey; Victor Terras; James M. McLachlan; Stephen Souris is a book available to read on EtoBox.

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This Book Illuminates The Connectedness Of Dostoevsky's Literary Art With This Philosophical And Psychological Brilliance. Two Fyodor Dostoevsky Conferences Originating At The University Of North Texas Set The Stage For This Volume. Scholars Contributed Original Papers Focusing On How Dostoevsky's Literary Art And Philosophical Insights Enrich One Another.--book Jacket. Introduction : Hearing Voices / Joe Barnhart -- Dostoevsky On Evil As A Perversion Of Personhood : A Reading Of Ivan Karamazov And The Grand Inquisitor / Ralph C. Wood -- Still Too High A Price? Ivan's Question In The Light Of Contemporary Theodicy / Dan R. Stiver -- Encountering The Incarnate Subject : Dostoevsky's Fiction As An Embodiment Of And Contribution To Orthodox Theology / Aaron Taylor -- Dostoevsky And The Historical Christ / Joe Barnhart -- Dostoevsky And Alienation / Linda Kraeger -- The Karamazovs : A Paradigm In Dysfunctionality / Ignat Avsey -- Son And Fathers : The Character Of Dominant Ideas And The Ideas Of Dominant Characters In Raw Youth / Joseph D. Stamey -- Contracts With Fate : Dostoevsky's Characters / Joe Barnhart -- The Village Of Stepanchikovo Or There's A Man With No Clothes On! / Ignat

Author

Joe E. Barnhart; Ralph C. Wood; Dan R. Stiver; Aaron Taylor; Linda Kraeger; Ignat Avsey; Joseph D. Stamey; Victor Terras; James M. McLachlan; Stephen Souris

Publisher

University Press of America, Incorporated

Published

2005

Language

EN

ISBN

9780761830979

Subjects

Literary Fiction, Humanities