Dostoyevsky After Bakhtin

Recent advancements in critical theory provide a fresh lens through which to examine Dostoyevsky's work. This study delves into the complexities of his characters and themes, offering new interpretations and insights that reflect contemporary philosophical debates. It explores the interplay between morality, psychology, and society in Dostoyevsky's narratives, making it a significant contribution to both literary criticism and the understanding of his enduring influence.