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* As a reaction against the European philosophies that were becoming popular in Russia in his time, Dostoevsky wrote in a rural, slavophilic/Russian style, emphasizing national unity and what would be the equivalent of "family values" in 19th century Russia.
Or maybe he was called "the Mad Russian" because the mindgames in his plots are [[Gambit Pileup|so mind-bendingly complex]] [[Mind Screw|one has to be mad to understand them.]] They devote [[What Do You Mean
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