Urūpā: Persian 1402

The upcoming book contains three essays taken from a writer's diary, which show Dostoevsky's encounter with Europe at three different points in time; The first two are comprehensive and comprehensive, but the last one is detailed and decisive, comprehensive and directional. In the first essay, which is entitled "Reflections on Europe" and was published in March 1876, the Russian author deals with "disruption", an important issue that he thinks Europe (especially France) and Russia in all The levels suffer from it, but Russia's current state is far better than Europe due to the inherent and spiritual unity of its society, and in the words of Dostoyevsky, "there is still hope in Russia that the pieces can be put together once again" in the second essay. which was published in January 1877 under the title "In Europe we are Steer Yutsky and that's enough", it goes to the special position of Russians towards Europe and the idea of cosmopolitanism and makes Russia and, in particular, the doctrine of Slavostasy the reservoir of this idea. number and therefore invites everyone, especially the intelligentsia community, to accept and realize it. Following these, we come to the third essay "Pushkin's Speech", which consists of two parts: "Explanations about Pushkin's speech which is published below" which was added as a note at the time of publication of Dostoevsky's speech. It was to be an introduction to his discussion about the importance of Pushkin for Russians and... and secondly, "Pushkin; A plan", a speech that was given during the official program of the Association of Russian Literature Lovers