These are just some excerpts from Dostoevsky's Christmas party and wedding.
I found this part particularly interesting. In fact, what is interesting is not the content, but the plain language is really a dull pleasure, and a kind of seemingly magical attraction is holding my eyes strongly.
Actually, it's more than that. Every sentence in the whole article shows this magic.
It prompted me to follow the author step by step to the focus of the whole party-Julian Masta Covic, to witness how he made a clown-like budget step by step.
I don't know what will happen in the future, but in my opinion, this paunchy, short and chubby man did not hesitate to ruin the marriage and life of an eleven-year-old girl-in fact, her parents should be the culprit-in fact, this is the main purpose of this article.
Although the article is called "Wedding", in fact, the author's focus is on caring for children.
Because as I said in the article:
Dostoevsky is a writer who pays great attention to children. In this article, he also showed his concern for children as always.
He thinks:
This is a very important theme in his literature, that is, love for children, which will become a key link in every big book of his.
Just like in this article, the author would rather retreat to the small living room to observe the world of all kinds of children than stay in the hypocritical and vain adult world.
Another major theme of Dostoevsky's works is that he pays special attention to the literary journey of small people. Starting from the poor, in the author's works, these miserable people will show the shining part of their humanity and let us see the true feelings of the unfortunate.
For example, brothers karamazov, his last novel, is a microcosm of Russian social tragedy at that time and a grand social philosophy novel.
Actually, I didn't know much about Dostoevsky's life before.
Later, when I was reading Zweig's When the Stars Shine, I saw a poem called Magnificent Moment.
I found that this poem originally described Dostoevsky's wrongful execution in the execution ground when he was 28 years old, and described Dostoevsky's psychological changes and their influence on his later ideological development, which also continued to a series of works he later created.
Only then did I feel that I knew a little more about him.
By the way, I have to mention that the full title of the whole article is actually: Christmas party and wedding-from an unknown note.
Just like Zweig's Invisible Collection, which I selected in my last article, I also mentioned that I met an acquaintance on the train and learned the story through him.
This article structure is typical of Dostoevsky style.
This article also inherits the writer's habit of reporting in his own literary works with the help of himself or others.
Although the subtitle of the article is taken from other people's notes, the author's own psychological attitude is repeatedly interspersed in the article, which makes the article quite chaotic. It not only gives people a sense of artistic re-creation, but also makes people unconsciously feel its authenticity, natural and vivid without affectation.
Apart from the above points, what fascinates me about Dostoevsky is his language description skills.
His language is extremely dull and vivid, with bitter irony in dullness and black humor in dullness, which makes people stunned and unable to stop.
Dostoevsky is an expert in psychological description, and its application in many of his works is almost perfect.
I first read the prestigious Crime and Punishment, in which the psychological description of the protagonist before and after committing the crime is detailed and comprehensive, which is outrageous.
Although this article is a short story, his psychological description is not inferior.
In this article, the author mainly captures two characters, one is the wretched protagonist Julian Masta-Covic, and the other is a poor boy who can be regarded as his rival in love.
Then what interests me most is the opposite play between them. One of the most prestigious and prestigious people will do his best to torture a little boy and have a hard time with a child just because the little boy interferes with his good deeds of teasing the future kannika nimtragol.
This really makes the author feel funny, and also makes our readers sincerely feel the author's extremely spicy irony.
Some people say that his satire is really unkind and enjoyable.
We can enjoy it:
At the end, the author said a few words, which made people memorable. Let's end this article with the author's equally wonderful description of the fate of portraits!
This is the charm of Dostoevsky's works. Do you feel it?