Demons, Furies, Cockroats

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This article deals with the genealogy of the Radical Left and the Conservative Revolution ideas in Dostoevsky’s work focusing on his novel “The Demons” (1872). It shows the genesis of the radical left-wing position of the young Dostoevsky and his mature and late conversion to Conservative Revolution as a model for understanding what happens with neoliberalism in the post-Trump era.


Demons, Furies, Cockroats

  • Demons, Furies, Cockroats
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    • PAGE RANGE: 369 -464
    • PAGE COUNT: 98
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    • VOLUME/ISSUE: КНИГА 2
    • PUBLISHER: PUBLISHING CENTER “BOYAN PENEV”
    • ORGANIZATION: Institute for Literature - BAS, BULGARIA
    • ISSN (Print): 2738-7631 || ISSN (Online): 2815-2999
  • Demons, Furies, Cockroats
    Abstract:

    This article deals with the genealogy of the Radical Left and the Conservative Revolution ideas in Dostoevsky’s work focusing on his novel “The Demons” (1872). It shows the genesis of the radical left-wing position of the young Dostoevsky and his mature and late conversion to Conservative Revolution as a model for understanding what happens with neoliberalism in the post-Trump era.

    Keywords: Бесове, Достоевски, радикално ляво, консервативна революция, конверсия, неолиберализъм