| Description | Work (appropriate letter from answer) | Choices |
| His first novel, organized as a series of correspondence between Makar Devushkin and Varvara Dobroselova | |
| A novella about a government clerk who encounters his doppelganger. The most Gogolesque of his works. | |
| This novel was left unfinished because of his arrest and exile to Siberia. It is about an impoverished girl who is adopted by a wealthy family. | |
| Sergey Aleksandrovich, the narrator, finds that the selfish and spiteful Foma Fomich Opiskin has swindled his uncle and friends, who has convinced them that he was virtuous. | |
| The narrator, Vanya, has just released his first novel, which bears a resemblance to Dostoyevsky’s first novel. The influence of Dickens is seen in his rare well developed young | |
| Aleksandr Petrovich Goryanchikov is sentenced to a Siberian camp, and is abused by his fellow prisoners, most of which are of a lower class. However, he undergoes a spiritual re-aw | |
| Considered by many to be the first existentialist novel. It is the rambling memoirs of a bitter, isolated, unnamed narrator, obsessed with revenge. | |
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| Rodion Romanovich Raskolnikov, a Nietzschesque wannabe Übermensch, self-proclaimed Napolean, proves he is not quite beyond good and evil. | |
| This work was very aptly named and themed, being written under a strict deadline to payoff gaming debts. | |
| Prince Lev Nikolayevich Myshkin, an archetypically good man in a dysfunctional society, is tragically treated. This Christ-like figure is juxtaposed with Rogozhin, a personificatio | |
| Shows the folly of the presupposition of the possibility of a utopian society. | |
| Often considered a failure, this novel follows the life of Arkady Dolgoruky, a 19-year –old intellectual, who has dreams of fabulous wealth…though he becomes entangled in a soc | |
| Redemption occurs through sons redeeming the sins of their father, though they are complicit in his murder. Contains The Grand Inquisitor, presented as a composition by Ivan, a cla | |
| Not a novel or novella, but a collection of non-fiction and fictional writings taken from pieces he wrote for a periodical which he founded. The works cover the period from 1873-18 | |
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