Authors:Fyodor Dostoevsky, (Translator) Larissa Volokhonsky (Translator) Richard Pevear, (Introduction) Joseph Frank
Copyright:2000
Format:Hardcover
GTIN13:9781857151824
ISBN10:1857151828
Publisher:EVERYMAN'S LIBRARY
Strand Notes
(Everyman Millennium Library). The dramas created by Verkhovensky's return from Western Europe posing as a revolutionary who stirs up trouble among the naiveradicals with news of a mysterious conspiracy, and Stavrogin's emotional problems that gradually destabilize the social circle of his father's wealthy patroness, combine to produce a brilliant political satire onliberalism and its unintended consequences in mid-19th century Russia. 733p.
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(Everyman Millennium Library). The dramas created by Verkhovensky's return from Western Europe posing as a revolutionary who stirs up trouble among the naiveradicals with news of a mysterious conspiracy, and Stavrogin's emotional problems that gradually destabilize the social circle of his father's wealthy patroness, combine to produce a brilliant political satire onliberalism and its unintended consequences in mid-19th century Russia. 733p.