Netochka Nezvanova Angle

"... While talking about my mother, I said that the poor woman still loved my father. Despite eight years of endless misery and pain, her heart remained the same. She could still love him. Who knows, maybe At that moment, she visualized my father's expectations coming true. Even the slightest ray of hope excited her...

Perhaps at that moment, she was impressed by her crazy husband's unwavering self-confidence. It would be a miracle if this self-confidence did not affect her. It was a woman. The fine line between one's infinite self-confidence and self-deception...'
Netochka's family in turmoil, of which we will encounter hundreds, even thousands, today, reading these from Dostoyevsky... Moreover, Dostoyevsky's. With its narrative and surprises that force the reader to constantly question himself..."



Number of Pages: 150

Print Year : 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Other Publishing House

Page Number: 150

First Printing Year: 2016

Language: Turkish