The Idiot: A Brilliant Novel of Innocence, Turmoil, and the Fragile Nature of Goodness

In The Idiot, Dostoevsky introduces Prince Myshkin, a man of profound kindness and sincerity whose moral purity clashes with a society driven by pride, greed, and emotional chaos. His return to Russia sparks entangled relationships, personal rivalries, and tragic misunderstandings.
This restored edition preserves the depth, emotional complexity, and philosophical richness of Dostoevsky's vision while offering a clear, accessible reading experience. Exploring themes of compassion, innocence, ...