Down with Dostoevsky

Down with Dostoyevsky, Rahimi, who previously attracted great attention with his book The Stone of Patience, writes a kind of Afghan Crime and Punishment in which he questions the death-ridden homeland of Afghanistan, crime, remorse and punishment. 'si. The novel is a work that questions the concepts of good and evil and contemporary Afghanistan, where reason has been abandoned and the very felt presence of God turns into godlessness after a while, and bears traces of Russian literature.

Dostoevsky, yes, that was him! He hit me and paralyzed me with Crime and Punishment. He forbade me to follow the fate of his hero Raskolnikov: to kill a second woman, this time an innocent one; Taking the money and jewels that will remind me of my crime... Falling prey to my own regrets, darkening in a pit of guilt and eventually falling into the dungeons...

Then? Better to run away, like a poor fool, a stupid criminal. With bloody hands and empty pockets.
What nonsense!
Down with this Dostoyevsky!



Number of Pages: 224

Print Year: 2012


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Can Publishing

< strong>First Printing Year: 2012

Number of Pages: 224

Language: Turkish