The Dream of a Ridiculous Man by Fyodor Dostoevsky
"The Dream of a Ridiculous Man" is a short story by Fyodor Dostoevsky, first published in 1877. The story unfolds as a confessional monologue from a melancholic, misanthropic narrator who believes his existence is without purpose or value. However, That night, the narrator falls into a deep sleep and experiences a vivid dream that becomes the centerpiece of the story. In this dream, he is transported to a utopian world, an Earth-like planet untouched by human corruption and suffering.
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What a Bounty of metaphysical, philosophical and spiritual, mystical knowledge lays in this story one can hardly grasp and not express with words. Except that the writer can - and the reader honors that as much as the listener should too.
@MaTTheWish
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You're doing God's work. What a treasure trove of Russian Realism.
@chickyrogue8485
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I discovered Tolstoy in high school and graduated to dostoevsky
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@chickyrogue8485 graduated, hahahaha. 🙏🙏🙏
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Excellent story, thanks!
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Being usual is just fine. It may make the unusual more common. I definitely agree that facts are more important than feelings, but dreams and other ways of attaining truth can help with feelings and emotions.
I keep replying parts to make sure i take in every word, just profound ❤
what an amazing story. 🌠✅
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@georgem8744
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Amen ❤
The very translation I read decades ago. Good job.