Sont regroupées sous ce titre quatre nouvelles écrites par Dostoïevski entre 1846 et 1848. On y trouvera une première apparition des thèmes fondateurs de son œuvre ainsi que certains types de personnages alors en "gestation romanesque" - on reconnaîtra par exemple dans le "voleur honnête", qui vole parce qu'il a besoin de boire, comme une première image du Marméladov de Crime et Châtiment.

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Excerpt from Les Fr�res Karamazov, 1879-1880: Traduit du RusseEt tandis qu 'il fatiguait les gens de ses plaintes et de ses larmes, tout en faisant de sa maison un lieu de d� bauche, le petit Mitia n'e�t pas m�me �t� chang� de linge sans un voeux serviteur de la maison, nomm� Gri gori, qui le prit sous sa protection. Car les parents de sa m�re semblaient, eux aussi, avoir oubli� le pauvre enfant, qui resta toute une ann�e dans l'isba de Gri gor1.

Les Freres Karamazov, 1879-1880

Excerpt from L'Idiot, Vol. 2: Traduit du RusseEnfin, au moment o� les visiteurs allaient se retirer, le prince parut se rappeler tout � coup quelque chose.

L'Idiot, Vol. 2

A young, lonely man strolls the streets of St. Petersburg contemplating his solitude when he happens upon a young woman in tears. While escorting her home, the two strike up a conversation and soon become friends, meeting up at night to share their stories. When the young woman, Nastenka, explains that she was crying because she had been waiting for her fiancé who promised he would be back to marry her, the young man, despite his growing feelings toward her, promises to help her locate her beloved."White Nights" is considered to be one of Fyodor Dostoevsky's best short stories and has been adapted numerous times for film in various languages. HarperPerennial Classics brings great works of literature to life in digital format, upholding the highest standards in ebook production and celebrating reading in all its forms. Look for more titles in the HarperPerennial Classics collection to build your digital library.

White Nights - Short Story

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Les Précoces

Pyotr and Stavrogin are the leaders of a Russian revolutionary cell. Their aim is to overthrow the Tsar, destroy society, and seize power for themselves. Together they train terrorists who are willing to lay down their lives to accomplish their goals. But when the group is threatened with exposure, will their recruits be willing to kill one of their own to cover their tracks? Savage and powerful yet lively and often comic, Demons was inspired by a real-life political murder and is a scathing and eerily prescient indictment of those who use violence to serve their beliefs. The Possessed, also known in English as Devils ('Besy') and The Demons is the third of Dostoevsky's five major novels.

Les Possédés

Il y a le père, Fiodor Pavlovitch, riche, malhonnête et debauché, et ses trois fils légitimes: Mitia, impulsif, orgueilleux, sauvage; Yvan, intellectuel, raffiné, intransigeant; Alliocha, sincère, pieux, naïf. Et puis il y a le fils illégitime : Smerdiakov, libertin cynique vivant en serviteur chez son père. Roman complet et flamboyant, les frères Karamazov rassemble une intrigue policière, plusieurs histoires d'amour, des exposés théologiques et métaphysiques éblouissants et des personnages inoubliables. Sans doute le chef-d'oeuvre de Dostoïevki.

Les Frères Karamazov

Alternate cover edition for ISBN 9722329723 / 9789722329729For previous cover edition see hereO último grande romance de Dostoiévski (1879-1880), terminado pouco tempo antes da sua morte, em São Petersburgo (1881) vem, juntamente com as obras "Crime e Castigo" (1866), "O Idiota" (1868) e "Os Possessos" (1871-72), provar que a fase final da sua vida foi, sem dúvida, a mais produtiva. "Os Irmãos Karamázov" é uma das mais geniais criações literárias de todos os tempos. Analista rigoroso do comportamento humano, Dostoiévski traz à tona o próprio sentimento de culpa pelo assassínio do pai. O autor debate de uma forma sublime as infindáveis dicotomias da natureza humana, revelando uma inquietação que é já a do homem moderno. "Os irmãos Karamázov" é, assim, a última marca deixada por um dos maiores génios de sempre. Nina Guerra e Filipe Guerra são, à semelhança do primeiro, tradutores a partir do russo deste segundo volume e vencedores da última edição do Grande Prémio de Tradução Literária APT/ Pen Clube Português.

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"Че́стный вор" — рассказ Фёдора Достоевского, опубликованный в 1848 году в четвёртом номере журнала «Отечественные записки» А. А. Краевского

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