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- Roth fearlessly embraces the ugliness of the aging degenerate, with Dostoevskian zeal. He manages to do so with such wit and in such pyrotechnic prose...
- the Harry Hole series, writing, "The moral conundrums in "Knife" are Dostoevskian, the surprises are breathtaking, the one-liners are amusing and the suspense...
- performance. But beyond that, it is a film about sin and redemption, something Dostoevskian, deeply theological, not churchy. It's in-your-face theology." The Christian...
- critic Michael Dirda proclaimed, "I was utterly unprepared for its raw, Dostoevskian power... It's not often that a novel leaves a weathered and jaded reviewer...
- "Kore-eda’s surprises seemed less like a screenwriter’s tricks than Dostoevskian revelations deepening everything that came before." ^α The implication...
- Village Voice. Retrieved July 3, 2020. If you want to get some idea of how Dostoevskian irony might translate into modern U.S. culture, try reading House of...
- writing in The New York Times considered the Bond novels to be "post-Dostoevskian ventures in crime and punishment". Thunderball he found to be "a mystery...
- power that ensues within a nexus of social imaginaries". A Night of Dostoevskian Smiles and Sadean Excesses. Retrieved 12 March 2017 – via academia.edu...
- euphoria, catharsis or collapse" and declaring it "a gut-wrenching epic of Dostoevskian proportions." The album was named a "Critic's Pick" by The New York Times...
- power that ensues within a nexus of social imaginaries". A Night of Dostoevskian Smiles and Sadean Excesses. Kelly, Annie , "Raped and killed for being...