FAQ About Fyodor Dostoevsky
What role do women play in Dostoevsky's novels?
Women in Dostoevsky's novels often embody complex and crucial roles. While some characters reflect societal stereotypes of 19th-century Russia, they also exhibit profound strength, morality, and influence on the male protagonists' development. Characters like Sonya in Crime and Punishment represent themes of sacrifice and redemption, while others, such as Katerina in The Brothers Karamazov, display intense emotion and moral conviction.
