The Idiot by Fyodor Dostoevsky

• The novel 'The Idiot' presents one of Dostoevsky's major works in Russian literature, narrating the story of 'Myshkin'.
• This prince, who was on a medical journey for recovery in Switzerland, recounts his return to Russia after healing.
• The novel takes you into the realms of the human psyche with the simple family 'Myshkin' lives with and his pure heart that attracts everyone around him.
• Dostoevsky portrays the ideal man, depicted as the Russian Christ.
• A man who finds purification in his suffering, an ideal person who knows no hypocrisy or deceit, always trying to make everyone around him happy, whether friends or foes.
• This pure spirit bears the harsh reality.
• Can it live in a society full of evil and hatred?
• This is what the novel 'The Idiot' talks about.