Problems Of Dostoevsky's Poetics by Mikhail Bakhtin

Theory and History of Literature, Volume 8

This insightful work delves into the narrative techniques and philosophical underpinnings of a renowned Russian novelist's literary creations. It explores the concept of "polyphony," where multiple voices and perspectives coexist within a single narrative, allowing characters to express their own independent consciousness. The analysis highlights how this narrative style challenges traditional monologic storytelling, offering a dynamic interplay of ideas and dialogues that reflect the complexity of human experience. The book also examines the ethical and existential dimensions of the novelist's work, emphasizing the importance of dialogue and interaction in understanding the human condition.

Published
1929
Nationality
Russian
Length
Medium
Pages
300-350
Original Language
Russian
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