Human soul in Dostoevsky's conception
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https://doi.org/10.26806/fd.v4i2.69Keywords:
člověk, lidská duše a svět, zodpovědnost, smysl života, filosofická antropologie, F.M. Dostojevskij, ruská filosofie,Abstract
This article analyzes the anthropological - existential and ethical concept of man in the work of F. M. Dostoyevsky and its currentness. It aims to show that Dostoyevsky’s man is a complicated and internally ambivalent being, in which good and evil, selfishness and self-sacrifice, purity and mischievousness are inextricably connected. It also attempts to define the principle of ethical responsibility and meaning of life as key elements of Dostoyevsky's ethics.
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