The event, organized by the Mukhammed Bibloteka in Rashida, is dedicated to discussing the ideas of the famous Russian writer Fyodor Dostoevsky and their influence on human thought throughout the ages. During the session, participants explored the interconnection between Dostoevsky's life and his literary work, as well as the role of personal experiences, values, and socio-political events of his time in shaping literary characters.
The experts discussed Dostoevsky's influence on world literature, productions that have been directly inspired by his cultural foundations, and the long-term consequences of his ideas. The role of the writer's ideas in forming major philosophical concepts that remain relevant to contemporary literature was highlighted.
Session participants touched upon themes close to Dostoevsky's heart, such as freedom, suffering, human existence, and their influence on world literature and philosophy, while also expressing a deep acknowledgment of his cultural and literary legacy left by the writer. They underlined interest in the continued influence of his ideas and personality across generations.
During the discussion, participants shared their favorite works by Dostoevsky. In conclusion, listeners emphasized that Dostoevsky's ideas serve as a key to understanding psychological and philosophical struggles faced by humanity across the ages.
