The Idiot, Part 3

In Part 3, the emotional and moral stakes rise as Prince Myshkin's attempts to mediate conflicts lead to further turmoil. Nastasya Filippovna oscillates between self-destruction and fleeting hope, while Rogozhin's jealousy spirals into dangerous obsession. Myshkin's unwavering compassion is tested amid societal ridicule and personal heartbreak, exposing the fragility of his ideals in a corrupt world. Dostoevsky delves deeper into themes of love, guilt, and redemption, exploring the tension between purity and human imperfection. With psychological depth and philosophical insight, this section heightens the tragedy, questioning whether goodness can endure amidst chaos.

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The Idiot, Part 3

In Part 3, the emotional and moral stakes rise as Prince Myshkin's attempts to mediate conflicts lead to further turmoil. Nastasya Filippovna oscillates between self-destruction and fleeting hope, while Rogozhin's jealousy spirals into dangerous obsession. Myshkin's unwavering compassion is tested amid societal ridicule and personal heartbreak, exposing the fragility of his ideals in a corrupt world. Dostoevsky delves deeper into themes of love, guilt, and redemption, exploring the tension between purity and human imperfection. With psychological depth and philosophical insight, this section heightens the tragedy, questioning whether goodness can endure amidst chaos.

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The Idiot, Part 3

The Idiot, Part 3

by Fyodor Dostoevsky

Narrated by Raphael Croft

Unabridged — 4 hours, 43 minutes

The Idiot, Part 3

The Idiot, Part 3

by Fyodor Dostoevsky

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Unabridged — 4 hours, 43 minutes

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Overview

In Part 3, the emotional and moral stakes rise as Prince Myshkin's attempts to mediate conflicts lead to further turmoil. Nastasya Filippovna oscillates between self-destruction and fleeting hope, while Rogozhin's jealousy spirals into dangerous obsession. Myshkin's unwavering compassion is tested amid societal ridicule and personal heartbreak, exposing the fragility of his ideals in a corrupt world. Dostoevsky delves deeper into themes of love, guilt, and redemption, exploring the tension between purity and human imperfection. With psychological depth and philosophical insight, this section heightens the tragedy, questioning whether goodness can endure amidst chaos.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940194042401
Publisher: Interactive Media
Publication date: 03/30/2025
Edition description: Unabridged
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