Don wrote a review on Brothers Karamozov (cassette)
Fyodor provides penetrating insights into our capacity to choose evil or good. Then he builds upon that idea by showing how institutions developed by morally flawed people can magnify that evil or good. "The Grand Inquisitor" is a chapter worth reading on its own if the rest of the book is too heavy.
Fyodor provides penetrating insights into our capacity to choose evil or good. Then he builds upon that idea by showing how institutions developed by morally flawed people can magnify that evil or good. "The Grand Inquisitor" is a chapter worth reading on its own if the rest of the book is too heavy.