Fyodor Dostoevsky: Evil spirit 1

19th-century Russia, the facet of the thinkers, what the screams told us, in the middle of the 19th century, Russia was passing a cataclysm, and in 1869, particularly terrible events occurred. Sergey Nechaev, a radical activist, decided to kill Ivan Ivan Ivanov for running the road with him. The trick was simple. After taking Ivanov alive with four of his colleagues, he puts a bullet in the temples and throws the body into a pond. The murder was done according to the Nechayev plan, but the human conscience must have been unscheduled. A fellow Witness arrested by the police confessed his crimes and the shocking event became known to Russian society. The importance of this case was not unknown to contemporary novelist Dostokesky. In his quest for human demonic nature, he also writes about the Nechayev case, which was originally written by a political pamphlet that appears on the world in the famous novel "The Wicked Spirits.". Is it because of the chaos of the day? The evil spirits show us vivid army figures, as if they were a displaypiece with Russia in the face of the toilet. Pjotr, which lights up the revolution without any control of the means, but praises beauty, but also changes the age-surpassing Stefan, Nicholas planting different kinds of ideas in others.... The spectacle of these figures being swept along in history is even magnificent to readers today. So what do we learn from evil spirits? The power of evil spirits to look at our society, not just because of the textbook obsession to learn from the classics.

Korean title: 악령 1

Korean author: 표도르 도스토예프스키

Korean publisher: 살림

ISBN-13: 9788952242235