Inspired by the true story of a political murder that horried Russians in 1869, Fyodor Dostoevsky conceived of Demons as a "novel-pamphlet" in which he would say everything about the plague of materialist ideology that he saw infecting his native land. What emerged was a prophetic and ferociously funny masterpiece of ideology and murder in pre-revolutionary Russia.
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It's in fact two books, one about prosmiscuous Stavrogin, the other about terrorist Verkhovensky. The lack of the inevitable connection between the two is covered by an unusually heavy load of events and God/Russia related debates among too many madmen. But as is testified by history itself, there is no lack of crazy man in Russia.
评分最後一節Stavrogin的“懺悔書”太過震撼，Father Tikhon建議他做一elder學徒時，自動想起BK的Alyosha，心中一緊。S最終沒有公布罪行，以“自殺”阻止瞭自己。他選擇上吊，和那小女孩同樣的方式，罪與罰，這是S的主題。上帝會原諒你的，就算你自己不原諒自己。
评分Stavrogin rocks.
评分It's in fact two books, one about prosmiscuous Stavrogin, the other about terrorist Verkhovensky. The lack of the inevitable connection between the two is covered by an unusually heavy load of events and God/Russia related debates among too many madmen. But as is testified by history itself, there is no lack of crazy man in Russia.
评分It's in fact two books, one about prosmiscuous Stavrogin, the other about terrorist Verkhovensky. The lack of the inevitable connection between the two is covered by an unusually heavy load of events and God/Russia related debates among too many madmen. But as is testified by history itself, there is no lack of crazy man in Russia.
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