D Dostoevsky André Gide
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Dostoevsky

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The addresses recall an abandoned plan for a life of Dostoevsky, set aside when war interrupted work on collected notes. The speaker returns to those notes when invited to address a centenary meeting, while questioning whether chronological order best suits the occasion.

The addresses quote letters about endurance, illness and the will to live, including a letter recounting preparations for death followed by a reprieve. The discussion of Dostoevsky’s characters says that questioning what one man can accomplish signals an approaching downfall. The text describes a commitment to unity that would confound party and faction in a great love of country and humanity.

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André Gide

André Gide (1869-1951) was a French author whose fiction, memoirs, and criticism probed conscience, desire, and personal freedom with unusual candor. A founder of the Nouvelle Revue Française, he helped shape modern French letters and received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1947.

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About 4 hours
Pages
102
Language
English
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