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dramatic visions that captured the imaginations of the storybook readers of a century ago and continue to speak to modern audiences

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The Notebooks for The Idiot wooden tables chairs dishes"This is an invaluable aid to the understanding not only of the finished work of art, but also of Dostoyevsky's strangely tortured yet confident creative process." Modern Fiction Studies. "Superbly edited by Edward Wasiolek and well translated (despite difficult problems of rendering) by Katharine Strelsky." The New York Times Book Review. The central idea of The Idiot, according to its author, was "to depict a completely beautiful human being." More