Dostoievskyan

English Adjective en Dostoyevskian. en Stravinsky: The Composer and His Works Eric Walter White 1966 1972 w:University of California Press 0520013352 Part One: The Man”, “10. The Return of the Native (1962) 124 After recording the Dostoievskyan dinner-party at the Metropole Hotel, Moscow, on 1 October and meditating on the effects of Stravinsky’s exile, Craft wrote in his Diary: ‘I am certain that to be recognised and acclaimed as a Russian in Russia, and to be performed there, has meant more to him than anything else in the years I have known him.’ en The Powys Review 1977 John Cowper Powys and Religion: Dostoievsky as the Type of the Prophetic Artist 21 1 Much of Powys’s writing may be seen as an attempt to define this Dostoievskyan “religion”, which is both new and old. It is, says Powys, Christianity; but “a Christianity completely different from what we are accustomed to”. en Panopticon: Political Torture in the Twentieth Century: A Study of Mentalities Carmen Borbély w:Ruxandra Cesereanu 2006 w:Romanian Cultural Institute 9735775069 95 These cases have a Dostoievskyan touch about them. All in all, the twentieth-century torturer can be said to have perfectly adapted to horror. Anagrams en adeiknoosstvy Dostoevskyian Dostoyevskian