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Author: dostoevsky publication date: 2026 book genre: short story and novel publisher: juice books publishing and publishing number of pages: 240format: paperbackabout it:- is a short work written by fyodor dostoyevsky after his release from exile in siberia between 1856 and 1858, first published in 1859, and is notable for being closer to comedy and social satire than to tragedy.
the action takes place in the small town of morozov, where scandals and intrigues reign, where maria alexandrovna moskaliova, a domineering and cunning woman, lives, who has a single goal in mind-to marry her daughter zina to the prince “k.
» the rich old man.
maria thinks that zina's marriage to the prince will give the family a social status and wealth, and hopes that the prince will soon die so that her daughter will become a rich widow.
but zina herself does not want this marriage of convenience, as her heart is attached to a poor, ambitious young man who wants to become a great poet, so the interests of the characters intersect and their desires clash between greed and true love.
the novel highlights through these events hypocrisy and social rivalry, and how the characters exploit their ambitions and delusions to serve their own interests, in a satirical caricature of the russian aristocracy of the period.
with biting satire and unique characters, dostoevsky in the dream of uncle offers a hilarious and inspiring study of greed, love, and social deception, with a touch of humor that shows the flaws of the human soul with clarity and irony.
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