Dostoevskeyan

English Adjective en Dostoyevskian. en Modern Occasions 2 1972 8 The later version of Dostoevskeyan man, unlike the earlier homme absurde projected in the Notes, is no longer the obdurate individualist demanding free choice at whatever cost. en w:The London Magazine 1985 76 Nevertheless in each year from 1923 to 1937 an O’Flaherty book appeared. The novels can be grouped into three kinds – those where Aran, as Nara or Inverara, provides the context; those that read as thrillers in a Dublin setting with Dostoevskeyan overtones, and those that were set at the watersheds of Irish history. en The Cambridge Companion to English Novelists Adrian Poole 2009 w:Cambridge University Press 1139828118 19. D. H. Lawrence Michael Bell 321 Whereas the generational sweep and impersonality of The Rainbow are Tolstoyan, Women in Love is highly Dostoevskeyan in the destructive self-consciousness and extreme behaviour of its characters. Anagrams en adeeknoosstvy Dostoyevskean