Fyodor Dostoevsky was the dark genius behind Crime and Punishment, The Brothers Karamazov, The Idiot, and some of the most psychologically powerful novels ever written. In this relaxing Fyodor Dostoevsky documentary for sleep, follow his extraordinary life from childhood in Moscow to literary fame, arrest, a terrifying mock execution, years of imprisonment in Siberia, gambling addiction, poverty, love, tragedy, and his rise as one of the greatest writers in history.
Discover how Dostoevsky’s experiences with suffering, guilt, faith, death, and redemption shaped Crime and Punishment and his philosophy of the human soul. His life and writing would leave a lasting influence on literature, philosophy, psychology, and generations of thinkers around the world.
00:00:00 Dostoevsky Faces the Firing Squad
00:05:50 Dostoevsky’s Childhood in Moscow
00:18:03 Tragedy, Education and the Young Dostoevsky
00:25:59 Poor Folk and Dostoevsky’s Rise to Fame
00:35:24 Arrest, Prison and the Mock Execution
00:45:04 Dostoevsky’s Siberian Prison Years
00:50:20 Exile, Epilepsy and His First Marriage
00:58:27 A Day in the Life of Fyodor Dostoevsky
01:03:29 Debt, Gambling and Personal Tragedy
01:09:55 Crime and Punishment
01:15:42 Anna Dostoevsky and The Gambler
01:20:52 The Idiot and Dostoevsky’s European Exile
01:26:17 Demons, Faith and Dostoevsky’s Philosophy
01:34:42 The Brothers Karamazov
01:38:20 The Pushkin Speech and National Fame
01:45:01 The Death of Fyodor Dostoevsky
01:53:28 Dostoevsky’s Legacy: Literature, Philosophy & Psychology
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