The Idiot

Exploring the depths of human psychology, Dostoevsky's literary works reflect the complex political, social, and spiritual landscape of 19th-century Russia. His acclaimed novels, such as Crime and Punishment and The Brothers Karamazov, delve into philosophical and religious themes, showcasing his mastery of character development. With a diverse oeuvre that includes 11 novels, several novellas, and short stories, he is often regarded as one of literature's greatest psychologists. His novella Notes from Underground is recognized as a precursor to existentialist literature.