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Tag Archives: Siberia
Book Review: Notes From a Dead House by Fyodor Dostoevsky
There seems to be a sort academic predisposition of hatred towards Pavear and Volokhonsky. It’s a strange thing, one I neither understand nor want to. People seem utterly baffled by a literal translation that forces one to endure turns of … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Nonfiction, Review
Tagged academia, classics, dostoevsky, fyodor dostoevsky, history, intellectual awakening, pavear, prison, russian literature, Siberia, translation, volokhonsky
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