Literatura na świecie, 1983. Nr 3

This edition of the literary journal delves into the profound impact of Fyodor Dostoevsky on world literature. Through a collection of insightful essays, readers are invited to explore the complexities of his characters and the philosophical questions raised in his works.

Zbigniew Podgórzec curates a rich tapestry of analyses that highlight the timeless relevance of Dostoevsky’s themes, touching on morality, existence, and the human psyche. Each article offers a unique perspective, showcasing how Dostoevsky's narratives resonate across different cultures and eras.

As scholars contribute their interpretations, this issue serves as a vital resource for enthusiasts and academics alike, fostering a deeper appreciation for one of literature’s greatest minds. The exploration of Dostoevsky's influence is not just an academic endeavor; it rekindles the reader's own reflections on life's greater mysteries.