From Poe to Dostoyevsky – Guilt, Madness, and the Psychology of Crime скачать в хорошем качестве

From Poe to Dostoyevsky – Guilt, Madness, and the Psychology of Crime

What connects Edgar Allan Poe’s eerie tales to Dostoyevsky’s towering masterpiece Crime and Punishment? In this video, we uncover the surprising links between these literary giants. Explore how Poe’s stories like The Tell-Tale Heart and The Imp of the Perverse influenced Dostoyevsky’s deep psychological exploration of guilt, madness, and irrationality. We’ll also dive into Nikolai Gogol’s absurd satire in The Nose and its fascinating parallels with Poe’s Lionizing. Together, these authors shaped a rich literary world, blending existential despair, social critique, and the mystery of the human mind. If you’re a fan of classic literature, psychological depth, and dark, gripping tales, this is the video for you! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments. 0:49 - The Tell-Tale Heart and Crime and Punishment: A Tale of Guilt and Madness 3:46 - The Imp of the Perverse: Existential Despair and Irrationality 6:38 - Gogol and Poe: A Web of Influence 10:36 - The King of Short Stories: Poe’s Legacy in Literature