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Dos·to·yev·sky or Dos·to·ev·ski (d

-y

, -toi-, d

s-), Feodor Mikhailovich 1821-1881.

Russian writer whose works combine religious mysticism with profound psychological insight. His four great novels are Crime and Punishment (1866), The Idiot (1868-1869), The Possessed (1871), and The Brothers Karamazov (1879-1880).

Dosto·yevski·an adj.

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Dostoyevskian - of or relating to or in the style of Feodor Dostoevski

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Dostoevskian	Years earlier Whittaker Chambers, whom Trilling had known when they were undergraduates in the 1920s, had sat on a bench in that peaceful quadrangle and tried to decide whether he should join the Communist Party or commit suicide--a Dostoyevskian moment. A modern Burke: Lionel Trilling was also a liberal reformer of ... by Hart, Jeffrey / The American Conservative I know that Mancunians and scousers can rhapsodise about their cities, but Newcastle is worthy of its own," says Richard T Kelly, whose new 556-page Dostoyevskian doorstop of a debut novel, Crusaders, is arguably the great geordie epic the region has long deserved - a saga about the Tyneside myth of industrial decline and cultural resurgence set in the mid-90s, embracing issues of political corruption, Blairite pragmatism and civic pride. Spirit of the north by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk Divergent in vision, they nevertheless share a propensity for the long take and tableau structure; a fondness for desolate landscapes and haunted, life-battered faces; and a Dostoyevskian sense of existence as hell. Still lives: James Quandt on the films of Pedro Costa by Quandt, James / Artforum International	dose rate dose rate contour line dosed Dosel dosemeter dosh dosimeter dosimeter badge dosimetry dosing strip dosiology dosology doss doss down Doss house dossal Dossel dosser dosshouse dossier Dossil dost Dostoevski Dostoevskian Dostoevsky Dostoyevskian Dostoyevsky DOT dot ball dot com dot com company dot command dot matrix dot matrix printer dot printer dot product dot-com dot-commer dot-matrix printer dotage Dotal Dotant dotard Dotardly Dotary dotation dotcom dotcommer dote dote on dote on or upon	DOSTAG Dostalova, Leopolda Dostálová, Leopolda DOSTE DOSTE Dosteovsky DOSTIE Dostinex DOSTL DOSTN Dostoevski Dostoevski Dostoevskian Dostoevskij Dostoevsky Dostoevsky Dostoevsky, Fedor Dostoevsky, Fedor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky, Fyodor (Mikhailovich) Dostoevsky, Fyodor (Mikhailovich) Dostoevsky, Mikhail Dostoevsky, Mikhail Mikhailovich Dostoievski Dostoievsky Dostojevski Dostojevskij Dostoyevskey Dostoyevski Dostoyevski Dostoyevskian Dostoyevskii Dostoyevsky Dostoyevsky Dostoyevsky, Feodor Mikhailovich Dostoyevsky, Fyodor Dosu Dosulepin hydrochloride DOSUM DOSV DOSW DOSY DOSZ dot dot dot dot dot dot dot Dot (music) Dot (musical notation) dot address dot addressable Dot and cross diagram dot angel dot ball Dot band matrix printer Dot band matrix printer Dot blot dot blot technique

Years earlier Whittaker Chambers, whom Trilling had known when they were undergraduates in the 1920s, had sat on a bench in that peaceful quadrangle and tried to decide whether he should join the Communist Party or commit suicide--a Dostoyevskian moment.

A modern Burke: Lionel Trilling was also a liberal reformer of ... by Hart, Jeffrey / The American Conservative

I know that Mancunians and scousers can rhapsodise about their cities, but Newcastle is worthy of its own," says Richard T Kelly, whose new 556-page Dostoyevskian doorstop of a debut novel, Crusaders, is arguably the great geordie epic the region has long deserved - a saga about the Tyneside myth of industrial decline and cultural resurgence set in the mid-90s, embracing issues of political corruption, Blairite pragmatism and civic pride.

Spirit of the north by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk

Divergent in vision, they nevertheless share a propensity for the long take and tableau structure; a fondness for desolate landscapes and haunted, life-battered faces; and a Dostoyevskian sense of existence as hell.

Still lives: James Quandt on the films of Pedro Costa by Quandt, James / Artforum International

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