Fyodor Dostoevsky: evil spirits

The evil spirits were a true representation of the 19th century Russian society, and they were based on the magazine Fabbas. The evil spirits are being judged as artistic in their work as the brothers Dostovsky's sin and the bulka mazóv. In 1869, Dostovsky, who was living abroad, met the Nechayev case and began writing evil spirits based on it. At first, the writer began to write to criticize thearchies, but he connected the problems of God and religion with which he had been adversarizing the work. And Dostovsky showed the various human figures of youth at the time, leading to political fiction that was so heavy on evil spirits, not about ideas, but about psychology. Crime drama, mystery social fiction. The third part of the story shows how Dostovsky solved political, philosophical, ethical and religious issues. * The series of Dostomsky's five-year series commemorates the 200th anniversary of Dothopepsky’s birth, thus providing readers with access to his five-tear novel: narrival and bulk, bungeek, evil spirits, moussymian, and Sukkamasov brothers. The complete version was published by many literary researchers and in the vast amount of work designed a series of styluses that help the average reader understand and enhance access to a stern sentence, as it is difficult to reach.

Korean title: 악령들

Korean author: 표도르 도스토옙스키

Korean publisher: 뿌쉬낀하우스

ISBN-13: 9791170360681