Manuel Komroff Livres

L'odieux Féodor Karamazov est assassiné. De ses trois fils - Dimitri le débauché, Ivan le savant et l'ange Aliocha - tous ont pu le tuer, tous ont au moins désiré sa mort. Drame familial, drame de la conscience humaine, interrogations sur la raison d'être, de l'homme, tableau de la misère, de l'orgueil, de l'innocence, de la Russie au lendemain des réformes de 1860, orgies, miracles, la richesse de ce roman de Dostoïevski, son dernier et considéré comme son chef-d'œuvre, ne sera jamais épuisée. Le génie de Dostoïevski est à ce point divers que Nabokov a même osé écrire : " N'oublions jamais que Dostoïevski est avant tout un auteur de romans policiers ... un maître du suspens. "

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The narrative centers on Marco Polo's experiences at the court of Kublai Khan during a time of great prosperity in the Mongol Empire. As he quickly ascends to the role of governor in a significant district, Polo provides a vivid and detailed account of a remarkable civilization, offering readers an insightful glimpse into the culture, politics, and grandeur of the era. His observations reflect not only the splendor of the Great Khan's court but also the intricacies of life in 13th-century Asia.

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