Dostoyevsky's masterpiece "The Idiot" presents Prince Myshkin, a purely innocent figure whose moral goodness proves incompatible with the corrupt society he encounters. This profound psychological novel explores themes of innocence, compassion, and the human condition through intricate character development and philosophical dialogue. Considered one of the author's most complex works, it offers a penetrating examination of 19th-century Russian society while posing timeless questions about morality and human nature.
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