Dostoevsky's voice, capable of penetrating the depths of the human soul to observe the most sublime or most terrible feelings, continues to fascinate readers, who recognize in his works a common universe as dazzling as it is dangerously current and close. After several years of passionate reading of the author, Tamara Djermanovic manages to distance herself to offer a synthetic and illuminating analysis that does justice to the richness of a work full of chiaroscuro and an author as angelic as he is demonic.
