Dostoyevskan

English Adjective en Dostoyevskian. en Modern Music: A Quarterly Review 1942 124 2 Like the Dostoyevskan criminal who seeks a victim to concretize a pre-existent sense of guilt, the authors have perhaps invoked just such a student to personify the primitive and conventional lines which had already pre-determined their method. en The Jewish Quarterly 1974 19 2 At the same time, inside the Soviet Union the “anti-Zionist” campaigns since the Six Day War have created conditions allowing not only the publication of Kychko’s Judaism and Zionism, the principal theme of which is that the Jews are aiming to dominate the world, but of the two obscene novels by Ivan Shevtsov, one of the leaders of the Pochva movement, who see Russia’s future in a kind of Dostoyevskan rejection of Western values and return to Russian blood and soil. en Movie Lists Paul Simpson 2008 w:Profile Books 1846688728 Gambling “3. California Split” 132 1 Altman, a self-confessed recovered gambler, tracks Elliott Gould and George Segal into a world of obsessive gambling, makes us share their highs and lows, and explores the nature of their addiction in a Dostoyevskan comedy in which the big score is meaningless. Anagrams en adeknoosstvy Dostoevskyan